English, 28.10.2019 03:31, josetheghost6313

Choose the sentence that is written in proper parallel structure. a. writing compositions for english, learning a part in the play, and studying for an exam in mathematics keep me busy. b. to write a composition for english, learn a part in the play, and continue studying for an exam in mathematics keep me busy. c.
writing compositions for english, learning a part in the play, and that i am studying for an exam in mathematics keep me busy. d. none of the above

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