Match the example to the common sentence error. 1. uses is when or is where split infinitive 2. occurs when an adverb or other word is placed between to and the verb dangling modifier 3. does not clearly connect to the word or phrase for which it was intended awkward constructions in definitions or explanations 4. uses dissimilar grammatical constructions poor parallel structure

1. incorrect explanation construction, 2. split infinitive 3. dangling construction 4. poor parallel structure

Explanation:

1.uses is when or is where matches with incorrect explanation construction

2.occurs when an adverb or other word is placed between to and the verb matches with split infinitive

3. does not clearly connect to the word or phrase for which it was intended matches with dangling construction

4. uses dissimilar grammatical constructions matches with poor parallel structure

1. Incorrect explanation construction matches with when or where because those are the words used when it comes to incorrect explanation of some construction in the sentence. Incorrect tenses are one of the usual issues when it comes to grammar.

2. When we have in the sentences 'to' places between verb and adverb that is making a split infinitive. For example, We were told to read each book correctly.

3. Dangling construction is considering group of modifier words instead of noun or phrase in the sentence. The modifier is used to describe a noun or phrase.

4. When it comes to parallel structure, there are sentences that have the same or equivalent meaning but they are not similar grammatically and that is why it is called dissimilar construction.

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explanation:

aye how much for a gram of crack my homie jeremy needs it he is a horn dog.