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Endeavour Posted 11 years ago
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A life without regrets is a life incomplete/ an incomplete life
Hi there! I wish to know if both of the following sentences are correct and mean the same.
1) A life without regrets is a life incomplete
2) A life without regrets is an incomplete life
I understand that no. 2 should definitely be correct but I am interested to know if no. 1 is correct too because it sounds more sophisticated and cooler than the boring structuring of no.2. If I had to bet, I would bet no. 1 is correct also because it involves a relative clause with the "that/which is" wordings taken away.
Thanks much mates! Much appreciated!
1) A life without regrets is a life incomplete
2) A life without regrets is an incomplete life
I understand that no. 2 should definitely be correct but I am interested to know if no. 1 is correct too because it sounds more sophisticated and cooler than the boring structuring of no.2. If I had to bet, I would bet no. 1 is correct also because it involves a relative clause with the "that/which is" wordings taken away.
Thanks much mates! Much appreciated!
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Endeavour I wish to know if both of the following sentences are correct and mean the same. Yes. The word order of the first is somewhat literary.
- Endeavour I wish to know if both of the following sentences are correct and mean the same.
- Yes.
- The word order of the first is somewhat literary.
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Endeavour I wish to know if both of the following sentences are correct and mean the same.Yes. The word order of the first is somewhat literary.
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