1. She was stressed and over the limit, driving towards her destination.
2. Most animal bites are from a dog, usually one known to the victim.
How does 2 differ from 1 in terms of the information after the comma? In 2 'usually' feels tagged on the end, but the comma with 'driving' is just an optional pause. The sentence works either-way, with an implied 'whilst'.
panda blue 483 1. She was stressed and over the limit, driving towards her destination. 2.
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panda blue 4831. She was stressed and over the limit, driving towards her destination.
2. Most animal bites are from a dog, usually one known to the victim.
How does 2 differ from 1 in terms of the information after the comma?
In 1 the information after the comma is about the subject of the sentence; in 2 it is not.
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