trocker wrote:
Isn't there a lack of Parallelism here between the two words marked inbold?
The art installation in Central Park , which featured over a hundred men and women dressed in army fatigues and lying on the ground as if they had been killed in battle,represented neither an anti-war nor a pro-military statement,but rather attempted to be commenting creatively on troubled times.
And the correct answer is marked here as
The art installation in Central Park represented neither an anti-war nor a pro-military statement but rather was an attempt to comment creatively
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