Parallel structure
Parallel structure is a grammatical feature of language where grammar patterns are repeated in a sentence.
The sentence, "<span>I enjoy eating and cooking" displays parallel structure because both the words "eating" and "cooking" are gerunds (noun form) .
If the sentence was phrased as "I love eating and to cook", it lacks parallel form, since "eating" and "to cook" are in different grammatical forms. While "eating" is a gerund (noun form), "to cook" is in infinitive form. </span>
Incomplete question. The options read;
A. loyal
B. talented
C. obedient
D. kindhearted
E adventurous
F. philosophical
Answer:
<u>B. talented</u>
<u>E adventurous</u>
Explanation:
Interestingly, the imaginary character of Judith Shakespeare in "Shakespeare's Sister" is portrayed as a girl who although is not as educated as her brother, William Shakespeare but still posses some beautiful qualities such as;
- been talented, and
- adventurous.
And both words rightly qualifies as adjectives.
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