If you want to feel really well, you should get enough sleep
a) properly constructed sentence
b) lacks parallel parts
c) comma splice
d) misplaced words
a) properly constructed sentence.
B
This statement is debatable because it assumes that getting enough sleep is the only factor in feeling well. Additionally, it lacks parallel parts as it does not compare or contrast anything, nor does it list multiple actions or thoughts.
The answer to this question can be found by examining the given options and identifying the one that accurately describes the sentence.
To determine whether the sentence is properly constructed, lacks parallel parts, contains a comma splice, or has misplaced words, we need to analyze the sentence structure and grammar.
The sentence in question is: "If you want to feel really well, you should get enough sleep."
Let's analyze each of the options:
a) Properly constructed sentence: This option suggests that the sentence is well-formed with no grammatical errors or structural issues. We will keep this option for consideration.
b) Lacks parallel parts: The sentence does not contain parallel structures that require similar grammatical forms. Therefore, this option is unlikely to be correct.
c) Comma splice: A comma splice occurs when two independent clauses are joined only by a comma, which is incorrect punctuation. In our given sentence, there is no comma splice, as it consists of one independent clause, followed by a dependent clause.
d) Misplaced words: This option suggests that some words in the sentence are out of their appropriate positions, which may lead to grammatical errors or misinterpretation. Upon closely examining the sentence, we can determine that the words are correctly placed, so this option is unlikely to be the answer.
After analyzing the options and the sentence, we can conclude that the correct answer is a) properly constructed sentence, as the given sentence is grammatically correct and structurally sound.