Which sentence is parallel? a) louise will be swimming, biking and running for her triathlon this weekend. b) louise will be swimming, then bike and run this weekend in her triathlon

The correct answer is A. Louise will be swimming, biking and running for her triathlon this weekend.

Explanation:

A parallel sentence is a sentence that uses the same form of a word throughout. In the sentence above, all verbs are used in their future progressive tense: will be swimming, (will be) biking, (will be) running. Therefore, their form is the same, and thus the sentence is parallel.

Sentence B is incorrect because different forms of the verbs are used: will be swimming, bike, run - as you can see, they're not the same.

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