Grammar: 💡 Effective Word Choice & Style - Intermediate/Advanced (B2) - Lesson 6: Parallel Structure in sentences and lists for clarity and impact

Grammar: Sentence Structure B1 Lesson 6: Parallel Structure What you will learn: By the end of this lesson, you will be able to identify and correct faulty parallelism to create clear, balanced, and impactful sentences. Why It Matters: Balance and Rhythm Parallel Structure means that when you list items or ideas in a sentence, you should use the same grammatical pattern for each item. This creates a pleasing rhythm and makes your writing easier to understand. ❌ Incorrect (Not Parallel) "I enjoy visiting the temples, to walk along the river, and ride the Bamboo Train." ✅ Correct (Parallel) "I enjoy visiting the temples, walking along the river, and riding the Bamboo Train." The Rules of Parallel Structure 📖 The principle of keeping patterns the same applies in several situations. Rule 1: In Lists All items in a list should have the same grammatical form (e.g., all nouns, all gerunds, or all infinitives). Correct: "He is kind , generous , and intelligent ." (all adje…