Balance

Richard A. Bales
Richard A. Bales

May, 2003

Abstract:

Prose, like a symphony or a landscape painting, needs balance. This essay discusses three types of balance that are essential to well-written prose: subject-verb agreement, noun-pronoun agreement, and parallel sentence construction.

Keywords:
  • balance
  • legal writing
  • subject-verb
  • noun-pronoun
  • parallel sentence
  • sentence construction
Suggested Citation:
Richard A. Bales, Balance, Ky. Bench & Bar, May 2003, at 53, 60. , https://balesarbitration.com/articles/balance
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