Grammar Worksheets: Parallelism, Including Correlative Conjunctions and Comparisons Please rewrite each sentence below, correcting each error in parallelism.

1. We debated between two options immigration had given us: going back to Nicaragua or to stay in the US with no hope of ever going back.

2. My uncle Julius likes bagels, lox, and eating chicken salad.


3. Bill not only runs five miles every day, he consumes eight thousand calories.

4. Jose’s daughter will either attend Harvard, or she plans to go to the Standford.


5. The principal is excited about both the swim team earning national honors, and that the debate team won its first tournament.

6. Fatima’s knowledge of accounting is greater than Farah.

7. Miranda’s flowers are neither red, nor are they orange.

8. Stephen King’s book reviews were as positive as Asimov.

9. The house sitter lost the keys, neglected the dogs, and she also trashed the kitchen.