With a comma vs. without a comma
1. A lot of run-down urban areas were entirely wiped out in favor of massive redevelopment that would meet the demands of the modern city, for housing, transport, office or commercial use.
2. A lot of run-down urban areas were entirely wiped out in favor of massive redevelopment that would meet the demands of the modern city for housing, transport, office or commercial use.
I would like to know the difference in meaning between the two sentences above.
Top answer
jasonlee I would like to know the difference in meaning between the two sentences above. Meaning is not the issue. The comma is wrong because it is unnecessary and distracting.
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jasonleeI would like to know the difference in meaning between the two sentences above.
Meaning is not the issue. The comma is wrong because it is unnecessary and distracting.
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