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Is parallelism the only criteria for this sentence

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by Danielle » Mon Nov 12, 2007 12:05 pm
Not really, although it's very efficient to cut through the other answer choices. I looked at like this:

Only A or B can be right. C and D are awkward constructions, E is an independent phrase, and in order to use that one, you would need a semicolon, not a comma. B is wrong because it changes the meaning of the sentence slightly -- "having been prescribed" is different than "having a prescription".
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