In Passage A, the writer uses one of the common ways to present one’s opinion. The structure can be described in the following chart.
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Please look at the following chart again! The writer presented two different ideas: one about her early idea and the other about others’ idea. Then she goes on to reject both of them. The two ideas and the rejects are parallel to each other. In text structure analysis, we call them a matching Relationship of compatibility. In other words, the two parts compare with each other in their similarity. Both of the ideas are not correct and are followed by corrections. So, we can also call them parallel structure.
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