The sentence i whispered the instructions to quietly leave the building is an example of split infinitive parallel structure dangling participle none of these

correct the sentence by selecting the correct pronoun usage. greta, bob, him, and me went to summer school. he, and me him, and i he, and i correct as is

nonparallel structure can be corrected by splitting infinitives.
a. true
b. false

First question: "to quietly leave the building" is a split infinitive - the infinitive is "to leave" and it's split into two by "quietly"

Second question: Greta, Bob, he (not him, it's a subject, not an object), and I (not me -  it's a subject, not an object) went to summer school.

Third question: this is false! a parallel structure concerns two similar structures, so manipulating one structure will not change it