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Parallelism is about balancing similar words, phrases, or clauses identified by similarity in its grammatical structure. The application of parallelism in sentence construction can sometimes improve writing style, clearness, and readability.
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Is it okay to omit an article after the word "or" because it is redundant? [duplicate]
Example 1: I will bring a pen, eraser, or pencil.
Example 2: I will bring a pen, an eraser, or a pencil.
Are the above two examples both correct grammatically? If so, which is better to use in aca …
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