Page 60, Manhattan SC book, 5th Edition:
"Treat any linking verb as a parallel maker. Make the subject and the object parallel.
My question:
What does the object mean here? Does it indeed mean 'subject complement'?
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Re: Treat any linking verb as a parallel maker. Make the ...
this is not a thing. words like "is" and "are" most certainly do not require parallel structures.
e.g., This test is challenging.
note that you're using a superannuated edition of the books; i believe this idea has been removed from the current (sixth) edition.
e.g., This test is challenging.
note that you're using a superannuated edition of the books; i believe this idea has been removed from the current (sixth) edition.
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