DmitryFarber wrote:
Youngleereal wrote:
the answer should be E. the imparting and encouraging actually tells us what he did during his teaching. it is more like a modifier rather than a parallel structure.
that is, he taught, imparting and encouraging rather than he taught, imparted and encouraged....
that is, he taught, imparting and encouraging rather than he taught, imparted and encouraged....
Agreed. The answer just seems to be missing the word "and" between "imparting" and "encouraging." I'm assuming that was just a mistake.
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