Vocabulary 4000 - Noel's ESL eBook Library
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Idiom & Usage 127<br />
3. The bitter cold the Midwest is experiencing is potentially life threatening to<br />
stranded motorists unless well-insulated with protective clothing.<br />
(A) stranded motorists unless insulated<br />
(B) stranded motorists unless being insulated<br />
(C) stranded motorists unless they are insulated<br />
(D) stranded motorists unless there is insulation<br />
(E) the stranded motorist unless insulated<br />
4. Traveling across and shooting the vast expanse of the Southwest, in 1945<br />
Ansel Adams began his photographic career.<br />
(A) Traveling across and shooting the vast expanse of the Southwest, in<br />
1945 Ansel Adams began his photographic career.<br />
(B) Traveling across and shooting the vast expanse of the Southwest,<br />
Ansel Adams began his photographic career in 1945.<br />
(C) Having traveled across and shooting the vast expanse of the<br />
Southwest, in 1945 Ansel Adams began his photographic career.<br />
(D) Ansel Adams, in 1945 began his photographic career, traveling across<br />
and shooting the vast expanse of the Southwest.<br />
(E) In 1945, Ansel Adams began his photographic career, traveling across<br />
and shooting the vast expanse of the Southwest.<br />
FAULTY PARALLELISM<br />
• For a sentence to be parallel, similar elements must be expressed<br />
in similar form.<br />
• When two adjectives modify the same noun, they should have<br />
similar forms.<br />
Example:<br />
The topology course was both rigorous and a<br />
challenge.<br />
Since both rigorous and a challenge are modifying course, they<br />
should have the same form:<br />
The topology course was both rigorous and<br />
challenging.