Find the Parallels in this Photo?

Parallel Structures are a core topic that will be tested on the Sentence Correction/sc/sencor section of the GMAT exam.
The good news? The makers of the test are excited to reward you for mastery of balance and consistency in communication. They will... give.... points..... for proper employment of parallelism (and rhythm).
Unfortunately, there is no short primer file of those parallel structures that are tested extensively on every single test. Nor is there a well-done investigation of the variations, specifically those which could turn a proper parallel structure on its head, and thus rubbish it proply, as the British nationalists would put it.

THE GOOD NEWS?

The @realGoodNews is, there is a course in Amsterdam that installs this topic in a minimum of time and a (local) maximum of fun. Join me in a thorough, fun, and fascinating discussion of GMAT Parallelism - and many more useful topics in communication.
Read more about our courses, Lexicon and 700 Verbal, by following the Courses menu option, above.
​Or, contact us to schedule a GMAT diagnostic test. Nothing makes a good plan, like knowing your score before.

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The difference between this course and the GMAT courses you've paid for, is as follows (als volgt):
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  2. that in most 'schools', teachers are hired even with no official GMAT score.
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