Yeah........ who’s your favorite character?
1. <span>D)sentence paraphrased from a book
2.</span><span>D)the history of the golden gate bridge
3. </span><span>C)The lime, green walls have not been painted in fifty years.
4.</span><span>A)the laborers' everyday struggle.
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The answer to your question is mind.
But to me personally I would say family.
similies is the answer hope I spelled right
The sentence that shows proper parallel structure is B) Judith dislikes people who are rude, selfish, and self-centered.
It is called parallel structure to <u>the repetition of a grammatical form within the same sentence</u>. In other words, it refers to the use of the same grammatical pattern in order to make the sentence clearer for the reader.
In sentence B) "people" is modified by a defining relative clause ("who are rude, selfish and self-centered"). <u>The defining relative clause includes three adjectives</u> ("rude", "selfish" and "self-centered")<u> and that is what makes the sentence a parallel structure. </u>
<u>Sentence B) is the only sentence where grammatical forms have not been mixed.</u> Sentence A) presents two independent clauses ("Judith dislikes people who are rude, selfish" and "they are self-centered"), which results in the separation of the last adjective and a breakdown in the parallel construction. In sentence C) "self-centered" is premodified by the adverb "very", which also creates a faulty parallelism. Sentence D) does not show a proper parallel structure either since it includes a verb ("act") in the defining relative clause.