Parallelism Formatting Your Thesis Statement Parallel Structure Items listed in a series must have parallel structure Looks like this: Shane,, and Shane,,

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Parallelism Formatting Your Thesis Statement

Parallel Structure Items listed in a series must have parallel structure Looks like this: Shane,, and Shane,, and..

Here is an example: Shane ate the pizza, wiped his lips, and burped with contentment. Ate = past tense verb; wiped = past tense verb; and burped = past tense verb. Ate = past tense verb; wiped = past tense verb; and burped = past tense verb.

Don’t create problems by mixing grammatical elements Non-parallel structure looks like this: Shane,, and Shane,, and..

The problem looks like this: Shane ate the pizza, wiped his lips, and burping with contentment. Now look what you’ve done ! Ate and wiped = past tense verbs, but burping = present participle! Now look what you’ve done ! Ate and wiped = past tense verbs, but burping = present participle!

Item 1 A.Barking dogs, kittens that were meowing, and squawking parakeets greet the pet shop visitors. B.Barking dogs, meowing kittens, and squawking parakeets greet the pet shop visitors. C.Dogs that bark, kittens that meow, and parakeets squawking greet the pet shop visitors. A.Barking dogs, kittens that were meowing, and squawking parakeets greet the pet shop visitors. B.Barking dogs, meowing kittens, and squawking parakeets greet the pet shop visitors. C.Dogs that bark, kittens that meow, and parakeets squawking greet the pet shop visitors.

Item 2 A.During class, Samuel spent his time flirting with Brittney, eating candy, and doodling on the assignment sheet. B.During class, Samuel spent his time flirting with Brittney, he ate candy, and doodling on the assignment sheet. C.During class, Samuel spent his time to flirt with Brittney, to eat candy, and doodling on the assignment sheet. A.During class, Antonio spent his time flirting with Brittney, eating candy, and doodling on the assignment sheet. B.During class, Antonio spent his time flirting with Brittney, he ate candy, and doodling on the assignment sheet. C.During class, Antonio spent his time to flirt with Brittney, to eat candy, and doodling on the assignment sheet.

Item 3 A.Alex looked everywhere for his math book— under the bed, on his desk, and he searched inside the refrigerator. B.Alex looked everywhere for his math book— viewing under the bed, searching on his desk, and inside the refrigerator. C.Alex looked everywhere for his math book— under the bed, on his desk, and inside the refrigerator. A.Trey looked everywhere for his math book— under the bed, on his desk, and he searched inside the refrigerator. B.Trey looked everywhere for his math book— viewing under the bed, searching on his desk, and inside the refrigerator. C.Trey looked everywhere for his math book— under the bed, on his desk, and inside the refrigerator.

Item 4 A.The manager wanted staff who arrived on time, smiled at the customers, and didn’t snack on the chicken nuggets. B.The manager wanted staff who arrived on time, would be smiling at the customers, and would not be snacking on the chicken nuggets. C.The manager wanted staff who arrived on time, smiled at the customers, and no snacking on the chicken nuggets. A.The manager wanted staff who arrived on time, smiled at the customers, and didn’t snack on the chicken nuggets. B.The manager wanted staff who arrived on time, would be smiling at the customers, and would not be snacking on the chicken nuggets. C.The manager wanted staff who arrived on time, smiled at the customers, and no snacking on the chicken nuggets.

Item 5 A.After giving Jeremy her phone number, Felicia had to tolerate his late night calls, stupid conversations, and requests for her math homework. B.After giving Jeremy her phone number, Felicia had to tolerate his late night calls, the fact that he carried on stupid conversations, and requests for her math homework. C.After giving Jeremy her phone number, Felicia had to tolerate being woken up late at night, having stupid conversations, and he constantly requested her math homework. A.After giving Kameron her phone number, Felicia had to tolerate his late night calls, silly conversations, and requests for her math homework. B.After giving Kameron her phone number, Felicia had to tolerate his late night calls, the fact that he carried on silly conversations, and requests for her math homework. C.After giving Kameron her phone number, Felicia had to tolerate being woken up late at night, having silly conversations, and he constantly requested her math homework.

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Other Common Errors Answer the prompt: Remember, you’re trying to convince me to spend $15 to watch this in IMAX 3-D, so you should mention that in your thesis. If you don’t have that… fix it now. Movie titles are capitalized AND underlined The Avengers The Notebook The Giver Hunger Games: Catching Fire

Your Turn! Switch papers with someone in the class. Locate your partner’s thesis statement. It should be the last sentence in the introduction paragraph. Do they have an opinion and three subtopics listed? If not, put an X next to it Is it in Parallel Structure? If it is not, highlight the part that makes it unparallel Does it make sense? If it does not, draw a question mark next to it. (?)