Parallelism...
Grammarly keeps pointing out this sentence with a faulty parallelism.
Both verbs are in the simple present tense and in the third person,
See example:
Sarah grabs it and gets off the car.
2 answers 
"Sarah grabs it and gets off the car." No parallelism fault there. It does suggest that Sarah was sitting on the car, however.
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answered Sep 25 '11 at 05:49
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Thanks, Mark
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