How To Create Parallel Structure in Headings: The Match Game If you think headings are just for soccer players and uncoordinated kids on skateboards, think again. Parallel headings not only show your audience how to read your article, but they also provide a tidy...
The Sesame Street Method for Mastering Parallel Structure According to researchers, pattern recognition correlates more closely with general intelligence than any other mental skill. When I heard that for the first time, I spent a good two or three hours making my own...
How To Use Correlative Conjunctions In high school, I used to think my understanding of the use of conjunctions didn’t need to branch out beyond remembering the mnemonic phrase FANBOYS (For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, So). I had a natural grasp of grammar rules, and it...
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