Parallelism

In college we learn good writing skills and how to think critically.
1. In college we learn how to write well and thinking critically.
2. In college we learn good writing and critical thinking skills.
The students agreed neither with the assignment requirements nor how the points were going to be distributed.
1. The students agreed neither with the assignment requirements nor with point distribution.
2. The students didn't agree with the assignment requirements, and they didn't agree with how points were distributed.
Students asked for clarification of the group project and to explain the requirements.
1. Students asked for clarification of the group project and an explanation of requirements.
2. Students asked to clarify the group project and for an explanation of requirements.
The new clerk was not only well-skilled but also someone who could be trusted.
1. The new clerk was not only well-skilled but also trustworthy.
2. The new clerk was someone who was skilled and also someone who could be trusted.
Students found that working on a group project was more challenging and rewarding than to do everything individually.
1. Students found that working on a group project was more challenging and rewarding than doing everything individually.
2. Students found that to work on a group project was more challenging and rewarding than doing everything individually.

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