Part A: Parallelism Parallel grammatical structure is very important in business communication; yet professionals often write lists that confuse the reader by changing tense, structure or meaning. ' Conduct research about parallel grammacal construcon and provide a definition. You may use Internet or book sources to find content. Your denition should be paraphrased, not directly copied from the source. Be sure to cite the source; a URL is sufcient for this DB. ' Find an example of a list (series) within a sentence in your previous writing, or the writing of a business professional, that is not parallel construction. Present the \"before\" (incorrect) and \"after\" (correct) for the example sentence. Example: Cash donations are used to build houses, pay rent and mortgage, and education needed to be successful homeowners. Rewrite #1 with extra words to better understand how to assess parallelism in a sentence; you should omit the extra "to" words in your rewrites: Cash donations are used to build houses, {to} pay rent and mortgage, and {to} educate homeowners. Note: Most writers will omit the second and third use of "to" to streamline the sentence; however, mentally adding the word {to} can often help you write a sentence with parallel construction using the infinitive (to build, to pay, to educate, to write]. Rewrite #2 (better option): Cash donations are used to build houses, pay rent and mortgage, and educate homeowners. Option #3: Cash donations are used for house construction, mortgage payments and homeowner education