Question

Which of the following sentences correctly uses parallel structure?

At Colton's dinner party, he cooked all the food, ate with his friends, and cleaned up the kitchen.
At Colton's dinner party, he cooked all the food, a friend, and a clean kitchen.
At Colton's dinner party, he was a chef, ate with his friends, and a clean kitchen.
At Colton's dinner party, he was creative, friendly, and cleaned up the kitchen.

Answer 1

Answer:A

Explanation: its correct :3

Answer 2

“At Colton’s dinner party, he cooked all the food, ate with his friends, and cleaned up the kitchen.”

Step-by-step explanation:

The sentence that correctly uses parallel structure is: “At Colton’s dinner party, he cooked all the food, ate with his friends, and cleaned up the kitchen.” This sentence has a parallel structure because each of the three items in the list (cooked all the food, ate with his friends, and cleaned up the kitchen) is in the same grammatical form, using the past tense verb.

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