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Fire1 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Is there any difference in meaning because of a comma?

?1. Life is too short for me thinking there are still a lot of things to learn in the universe.

2. Life is too short for me, thinking that there are still a lot of things to learn in the universe.

Q1) Are both sentences natural and grammatical? I think 2 is, but 1 is not natural, though grammatical.

Q2) Is there any difference in meaning because of the comma? I think there is, because due to the comma, 1 is interpreted like "when I'm thinking there are still a lot of thing to learn in the universe, Life is too short for me".

Am I right?

  

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1. is correct. 2.

— Anonymous

  • 1.
  • is correct.
  • 2.
  • is ungrammatical - the comma makes it so.
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1. is correct. 2. is ungrammatical - the comma makes it so.

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