A. DIRECTIONS: Rewrite each sentence, changing nonparallel grammatical structures to parallel structures. If a sentence is correct, write Correct.
1. Robbins profiles three successful adults who were rejected, the subject of
mockery, and felt bullied in high school because they were different.
2. Running, swimmers, and basketball players are all athletes, just different kinds.
3. Alexandra Robbins says that geeks can have character traits such as empathy,
intelligence, and creative minds that serve them well later in life.
4. Robbins says that popular students might be instigators of aggression,
belonging to cliques, and exhibit exclusionary behavior.
5. The argument suggests that students who are popular may not do as well in
school and may not be as good at finding success after graduation.
It