This is about using parallel structures with pairs of linking words, such as either . . . or. Look for the simplest way to change the sentence so that both parts are parallel. If the sentence is correct, don't change it at all.

"You should do either your homework or practice your clarinet."

@texaschic101 @agent0smith @shrutipande9 @kendallnicole @AngelWilliams16

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This is about using parallel structures with pairs of linking words, such as either . . . or. Look for the simplest way to change the sentence so that both parts are parallel. If the sentence is correct, don't change it at all.

"You should do either your homework or practice your clarinet."

@texaschic101 @agent0smith @shrutipande9 @kendallnicole @AngelWilliams16

rose21 · Answer

the sentence is correct

anonymous · Answer

Nope, it told me it's not >.< that's what I'm stumped on.. I don't understand how the sentence is incorrect.

rose21 · Answer

well then i think you would have to switch either and do
make it 
you sold either do your homework or practice your clarinet

texaschic101 · Answer

I agree...that seems to make sense

anonymous · Answer

Okay, I'll tag both of you in another one. Thanks :)

texaschic101 · Answer

:)

rose21 · Answer

thanks :)