Parallelism in grammar refers to the use of similar structures in writing and speaking to create rhythm, clarity, and balance. It involves matching the grammatical forms of words, phrases, or clauses within a sentence or across multiple sentences, thereby enhancing coherence and readability. For example, in a list, parallelism ensures that each item shares the same grammatical structure: - **Parallel**: "She enjoys reading, writing, and hiking.
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