1. Pairing info that is similar and different to highlight similarities and differences to make a point.
2. Pairing events to show what happened that cause something to happen.
3. Using a pattern of repeated words or phrases to show that pieces of information are equal in importance.
4. Using details that go in chronological order to show how events unfolded in a certain way.
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The correct definition of parallel structure is:
3. Using a pattern of repeated words or phrases to show that pieces of information are equal in importance.
Parallel structure involves using the same grammatical format or pattern to create rhythm and make the writing more effective and clear, emphasizing that the ideas presented are of equal weight or significance.
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