STRUCTURAL EXPANSION OF A SIMPLE SENTENCE THROUGH THE PARALLEL CONSTRUCTIONS IN MODERN ENGLISH

2025

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DOI 10.51889/2959-5657.2025.94.4.005
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Abstract

This article examines the issue of using parallel constructions to expand the structure of a simple sentence in modern English. Effectively conveying the core structure of a sentence is a compelling subject that greatly influences the clarity and readability of a document. By adopting this method, comprehension can be improved, and an efficient tactic for this is the integration of parallel elements throughout the text.To present the sentence in a structured and parallel format, the authors identify three stages that outline the progression of ideas. We will carefully craft the arrangement of sentence structures using parallel constructs that will be shaped by various elements, including extralinguistic factors such as the communication requirements of the target audience and linguistic elements that are significant within the suggested parallel structures. This dual influence ensures that the sentence remains coherent and effectively engages readers, fostering a deeper understanding of the material presented.