CORRECTING FAULTY PARALLELISM: Retype each sentence to make it have correct parallelism.
1. The coach rewards both trying hard and success.
2. All the assignments are either too long or they are too complicated.
3. Their performance was interesting, energetic, and of professional caliber.
4. To exercise everyday matters as much as eating the right foods.
5. We thought that the movie was not only boring but a senseless film.
6. There is a progression in the story from a house of straw to a house of sticks to a brick house.
7. Jack had tried neither to continue his old friendships nor making new friends.
8. A listener who is sympathetic as well as being someone helpful is a rarity.
9. The program featured children who were African, Asian, and from South America.
10. Clark prefers either to work
his own or not taking part at all.