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Question 1

Just as

Answer 1

So

Question 2

items in parallelism

Answer 2

Don’t necessarily have to be copies

Question 3

If the objects of the preposition is in parellel

Answer 3

once: with chicken and fish

Question 4

If the we comparing prepositional phrases

Answer 4

twice: with chicken and with fish

Question 5

Correlative conjunction

Answer 5

Either inside or outside is fine; for example: not only, but also

Question 6

*****Once outside

Answer 6

Twice inside (where is the preposition?)

Question 7

be, have, will, do

Answer 7

once outside, twice inside; not three insid

Question 8

infinitives

Answer 8

split not good; so always to twice with cor relational conjunctions

Question 9

Relative clauses who where which whom

Answer 9

twice

Question 10

highest in the future

Answer 10

steepest slope

Question 11

Essay

Answer 11

Has logical flaws

Question 12

AWA Fallacy 1

Answer 12

Things don’t change

Question 13

AWA 2

Answer 13

Cause and Effect

Question 14

AWA 3

Answer 14

Confusing numbers and %; ratios and percentage; are you taking out people who are bad

Question 15

AWA 4

Answer 15

ambiguous language= better shape; a normal diet

Question 16

AWA 5

Answer 16

Generalizing stuff

Question 17

AWA 6

Answer 17

Dont trust a survey

Question 18

AWA 7

Answer 18

Apples aren’t oranges

Question 19

Omitting words in parellelism

Answer 19

words already in the first sentence

Question 20

did so

Answer 20

IMP; represent an entire predicate

Question 21

Chris runs faster than

Answer 21

she does! not her subje to subj

Question 22

Magic words

Answer 22

other and else; cannot be dropped

Question 23

Like; as

Answer 23

Like+noun; noun can be modified (is the clause the object of comparison)
As+action