Parallelism

Here are the corrected version of the sentences that have parallelism mistakes.

Part 1

1-      My friends are neither anxious to see the items in the museum nor are happy about the admission price.

2-      At my training session, I was not only taught how to work the register but also how to treat the customers.

3-      The doctor promised neither to cause pain during the procedure nor to leave a scar.

4-      Bert will meet us either at the restaurant or at the taxi stand.

Part 2

1-      The understudy had bright green eyes, a great mass of blonde hair and red face.

2-      When winter comes the Joneses will have to find either a warmer house or a wood stove.

3-      When Moe was in high school, his parents spent a good deal of time not only helping him with his homework assigments but also participating in school activities with him.

4-      It is beter to be happy than to be sad.

5-      The word left means “deceitful” in Italian, “awkward” in German, “malicious” in Spanish and “sneaky” in Russian.

6-      The contract was illegible, lenghty and awkward.

7-      Thinking that you can do anything is deceiving yourself.

8-      Aspiring actors go to Hollywood to become stars and to make money.

9-      The tourists amused themselves by playing shuffleboard, watching plays and going to trendy restaurants in center of the city.

10-  Before you order anything, you should check not only the purchasing agent but also the conroller.

11-  The radiologist examined the MRI both carefully and competently.

12-  Please return the medical records either to Dr. Jones or to Dr. Maclntyre.

13-  This sofa is better for beauty, for appereance and for comfort.

14-  Succeeding at something is not necessarily the same as getting what you need.

15-  The process seemed to Beth both boring and annoying.