Which sentence does not use parallel structure correctly?

If I were a musician, I'd want either to play keyboard like Stevie Wonder or to play guitar like Leo Kottke.

If I were a musician, either I'd want to play keyboard like Stevie Wonder or I'd want to play guitar like Leo Kottke.

If I were a musician, I'd want to play either keyboard like Stevie Wonder or guitar like Leo Kottke.

If I were a musician, I'd want to either play keyboard like Stevie Wonder or guitar like Leo Kottke.

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Matthias Stein

14 February, 15:00

Which sentence does not use parallel structure correctly?

If I were a musician, I'd want either to play keyboard like Stevie Wonder or to play guitar like Leo Kottke.

If I were a musician, either I'd want to play keyboard like Stevie Wonder or I'd want to play guitar like Leo Kottke.

If I were a musician, I'd want to play either keyboard like Stevie Wonder or guitar like Leo Kottke.

If I were a musician, I'd want to either play keyboard like Stevie Wonder or guitar like Leo Kottke.

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Lane Atkins · Answer 1

The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "If I were a musician, I'd want to play either keyboard like Stevie Wonder or guitar like Leo Kottke." The sentence that does not use parallel structure correctly is that If I were a musician, I'd want to play either keyboard like Stevie Wonder or guitar like Leo Kottke.