[ Grammar and Sentence Structure ]
Choose the sentence that maintains parallel structure throughout.
A. He likes swimming, to run, and biking.
B. He likes swimming, running, and biking.
C. He likes to swim, running, and biking.
D. He likes swimming, to run, and to bike.
Select your answer:
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It’s 8 p.m. and you are meeting your friend. How do you greet him/her?
A. Good evening!
B. Good night!
C. Good morning!
D. Good afternoon!