Hi,
To x, to y and to z (Correct); to x, y and x (Correct); To x and y (Correct)
With "and" to should repeat if it exists in the second place
To x or to y (Correct); To x or y (Wrong)
With "or" to should always exist on both sides
This is something i have been following as a rule of thumb when dealing with "to" questions
But my rule doesn't seem to work with "or"
Please clarify if my strategy is correct or not
Thanks
Usage of "to" with "and" and "or&qu
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following such predetermined rules will definitely make you fall for the traps laid by the test-makers.
One should always determine which elements of the sentence should be parallel based on the meaning of the sentence.
One should always determine which elements of the sentence should be parallel based on the meaning of the sentence.
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