Answer
A parallelism is a two or more parts of a sentence are said to be parallel when they have the same grammatical structure.
For Example:
I came, I saw, I conquered.
The famous words of Julius Caesar would not have nearly the impact they do had he said, “I came, I was seeing, I wanted to conquer.” The coming, the seeing, and the conquering all have the same importance in his statement. They all serve the same function. Because identical grammatical forms were used for each (simple past tense verbs--came, saw, conquered), the sentence balances; it is parallel.
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