GMAT Sentence Correction Parallelism — practice questions

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She not only sings but also dances.Read the answer and worked solution →He prefers swimming over to ride a bike.Read the answer and worked solution →

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She not only sings but also dances.

sings well but also dances well
not only sings well, but dances
sings not only well, but dances also
not only sings, also dances

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Correct answer: A. sings well but also dances well

1. Original is fine; verbose option not requested. _Source: 501-GMAT-Questions Ch 3 Sentence Correction_

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He prefers swimming over to ride a bike.

to swim over to ride a bike
swimming to riding a bike
swimming over riding a bike
swimming over the riding of a bike

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Correct answer: B. swimming to riding a bike

1. Parallel gerunds: 'swimming to riding'. _Source: 501-GMAT-Questions Ch 3 Sentence Correction_

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