MT 1: Language Test REVIEW

Does the following sentence use correct parallel structure? The school was full of students laughter, studying, and everyone was walking around.

• Correct parallel structure

• Incorrect parallel structure

Does the following sentence use correct parallel structure? She likes both strawberries and eating watermelon.

• Correct parallel structure

• Incorrect parallel structure

Does the following sentence use correct parallel structure? My cat loves to play with toys, eat food, and sleep in the sun.

• Correct parallel structure

• Incorrect parallel structure

Does the following sentence use correct parallel structure? We went to the mall to shop, eat, and walk around.

• Correct parallel structure

• Incorrect parallel structure

What would make the following sentence correct parallel structure? He enjoys playing pickleball, drinking lemonade, and to watch TV shows.

• He enjoys playing pickleball, drinking lemonade, and watching TV shows.

• He enjoys to play pickleball, drinking lemonade, and watching TV shows.

• He enjoys to play pickleball, to drink lemonade, and watching TV shows.

• He enjoys playing pickleball, to drink lemonade, and to watch TV shows.

What would make the following sentence correct parallel structure? She's planning to fly to New York, walk through Times Square, and wants to try bagels.

• She's planning to travel to New York, walk through Times Square, and try bagels.

• She's planning to travel to New York, walks through Times Square, and to try bagels.

• She's planning on traveling to New York, walking through Times Square, and try bagels.

Which statement is true?

• A clause has BOTH subject & verb

• A phrase has BOTH subject & verb

After missing a deadline and failing a test, he decided to work harder at school.

Is "After missing a deadline and failing a test" a clause or phrase?

• Clause

• Phrase

After eating a Big Mac, he was still hungry.

Is "he was still hungry" a clause or phrase?

• Clause

• Phrase

While Chandler was moving away to Yemen, Janice tried to go with him.

Is "While Chandler was moving away to Yemen" a dependent or independent clause?

• Dependent

• Independent