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English, 10.07.2021 20:20, kidlol

QUESTION 1 (Faulty parallelism)    1.1  Correct the series in the following sentences. 1.1.1     In the grand scheme of things, everyone’s emotions get in the way of objective to think, testing and judging. 1.1.2     Nezi had to iron, do washing, and shopping before her parents arrived. 1.1.3     Driving a car requires coordination, patience, and to have good eyesight. 1.1.4     Ziyanda prefers jeans to wearing a suit. 1.1.5     The committee needs to decide whether the company should reduce its workforce, cut its benefits or lowering worker’s wages. ​

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