Part A: Parallel Grammatical Construction Definition.

Parallel structure, sometimes called parallelism, is a way to balance words, phrases, or ideas to make them seem equally important. When mentioning grammar, parallel construction is using to or more phrases that match in grammatical structure and verb tense.

The $$before$$ sentence example:

I enjoyed the party as well as the gifts and watching the fireworks.

The $$after$$ sentence example:

I enjoyed the gifts, attending the party, and watching the fireworks. Respond to your classmates' posts with constructive comments concerning their Part A posts.