Read the sentence.Kyle thought that he would go to the job interview, that he would talk about his previous experience, and that the manager’s questions would be answered by him.To correct the error in parallel structure, replace the underlined portion with “that the questions answered would come from the manager”“that the manager’s questions would be answered” “that he would answer the manager’s questions”“that he would answer the questions by the manager”.
Answer
A
“that the questions answered would come from the manager”
B
“that the manager’s questions would be answered”
C
“that he would answer the manager’s questions”
D
“that he would answer the questions by the manager”
Explanation
The first two parts of the sentence describe what Kyle would do: “he would go” and “he would talk.” The final part should use the same active structure, so “that he would answer the manager’s questions” makes the three actions parallel. Choice B keeps the passive construction “would be answered,” which breaks the pattern.
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