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I forgave you when you lost my dog; I forgave you when you were late picking me up from the library; and I forgave you when you forgot to come to my soccer match.
I forgave you when you lost my dog; I forgave you when you were late picking me up from the library; and I forgave you when you forgot to come to my soccer match.
Henry would store his books under the sofa, in the back of his closet, and, sometimes, he’d put them in his backpack too.
Henry would store his books under the sofa, in the back of his closet, and, sometimes, he’d put them in his backpack too.
Felicity can bike 20 miles, can swim three miles, and run two miles, all without breaking a sweat.
Felicity can bike 20 miles, can swim three miles, and run two miles, all without breaking a sweat.
I love to jog in the morning, paint in the afternoon, and watching television with my family in the evening.
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The sentence that shows an example of parallel structure is:
"I forgave you when you lost my dog; I forgave you when you were late picking me up from the library; and I forgave you when you forgot to come to my soccer match."
This sentence maintains a consistent structure in the clauses that follow the phrase "I forgave you when." Each clause has the same grammatical structure, making it a clear example of parallelism.
