Which of the following is a useful way to double-check both parallel structure and verb tense in your writing? A. underlining modifiers B. replacing phrases with clauses C. reading your sentences out loud D. counting the number of words in each clause

The correct answer of the given question above would be option A. The option that is a useful way to double-check both parallel structure and verb tense in your writing is by underlining the modifiers. Underlining modifiers will give you the guide if you are using a consistent tense and if the structure is parallel.