Question 6/9 1 point Is the following sentence parallel? George drove past the park , over the bridge, and drove to the gas station. Yes No

The sentence is **not parallel**.<br /><br />### Explanation:<br />Parallel structure means that elements in a sentence that are similar in function should also be similar in form. In this sentence:<br /><br />- "drove past the park" (verb + preposition + object)<br />- "over the bridge" (preposition + object)<br />- "and drove to the gas station" (conjunction + verb + preposition + object)<br /><br />The issue lies with the repetition of "drove" in the last part, which disrupts the parallelism. To make it parallel, you could revise the sentence as follows:<br /><br />**Corrected version:**<br />"George drove past the park, over the bridge, and to the gas station."<br /><br />Now all three parts follow the same structure: preposition + object.