Hi Friends, need some clarity related to basics of parallelism involving infinitives. This might have been discussed earlier, but thought could be a good refresher for all. Thanks
Example from Manhattan SC Guide: We would like NOT ONLY to hear your side of the story BUT ALSO to provide a response.
#1: Does GMAT consider the following sentence grammatically correct?
We would like to NOT ONLY hear your side of the story BUT ALSO provide a response (just one to before NOT ONLY).
#2: We would like NOT ONLY to hear your side of the story BUT ALSO provide a response. I believe this is incorrect as to needs to be repeated just before BUT ALSO), the same way its done in the Example shown above.
Example from Manhattan SC Guide: We would like NOT ONLY to hear your side of the story BUT ALSO to provide a response.
#1: Does GMAT consider the following sentence grammatically correct?
We would like to NOT ONLY hear your side of the story BUT ALSO provide a response (just one to before NOT ONLY).
#2: We would like NOT ONLY to hear your side of the story BUT ALSO provide a response. I believe this is incorrect as to needs to be repeated just before BUT ALSO), the same way its done in the Example shown above.
