I've seen a GMAT question that uses the parallelism format of "{verb} that {subject}...and that {subject}"
How is this parallel? Shouldn't the format be "that A and B" without the second "that?"
Anybody, please help. Thank you.
This topic is from a restricted question, hence the format without example.
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Re: "That" Parallelism
well, that's an awfully generic formula, but, the way you've written it, both parts are EXACTLY the same (they're both "that + xxxx"). that's the definition of parallelism.
your point seems to be "there's also another way the sentence could possibly be written"... but, so what? almost any sentence could be written in a whole bunch of different ways.
your point seems to be "there's also another way the sentence could possibly be written"... but, so what? almost any sentence could be written in a whole bunch of different ways.
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