Pokh Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
As A result of
The train was delayed because of the rain .
The train was delayed as a result of the rain
The train was delayed by the rain.
I understand first sentence is better, but I dont really understand how to eliminate last two sentences, since i dont see any grammatical errors...Can someone clarify when to use as a result of ?
The train was delayed as a result of the rain
The train was delayed by the rain.
I understand first sentence is better, but I dont really understand how to eliminate last two sentences, since i dont see any grammatical errors...Can someone clarify when to use as a result of ?
Top answer
pokh I dont really understand how to eliminate last two sentences Why do you want to eliminate them? These are three different ways of saying basically the same thing. CJ
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pokhI dont really understand how to eliminate last two sentencesWhy do you want to eliminate them? These are three different ways of saying basically the same thing.
CJ
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