Brent@GMATPrepNow wrote:

topspin360 wrote:Jerry knows it is futile to convince his wife to buy the beach house because she is neither fond of swimming nor does she like to surf

A) she is neither fond of swimming nor does she like to surf
B) she is neither fond of swimming nor of surfing
C) she is neither fond of swimming nor surfing
D) neither is she fond of swimming nor of surfing
E) neither is she fond of swimming nor does she like to surf

The answer is listed below. I think all the options are wrong. shouldn't the correct answer be "she is fond neither of surfing nor of surfing" or "she is fond of neither swimming nor surfing"?

B

I'd have to agree with you; B doesn't seem parallel.
What's the source?
I'll add one more acceptable sentence to your list: "she is neither fond of swimming nor fond of surfing"

Cheers,
Brent