Apples and Orangings
Dec 21, 2017 ·
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A conjunction like "and" or "or" can't put together two things that are basically different parts of speech. A noun can only be conjoined with another noun, not a verb...
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A conjunction like "and" or "or" can't put together two things that are basically different parts of speech. A noun can only be conjoined with another noun, not a verb or participle or clause. Practice catching these "faulty parallelisms" in your own writing.
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