Hanuman_2000 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
as/since/for
Hello,
as/since/for all three are used in meaning as result of or because of( one of from the several usages).
for example.
As she was late, she missed the tarin.
Sine she was late, she missed the train.
She missed the train, for she was late.
How do I decide that which one (as,since,for) is appropriate?
Can any of you help me about the correct usage of all three for same meaning (beacuse of).
Thanks.
as/since/for all three are used in meaning as result of or because of( one of from the several usages).
for example.
As she was late, she missed the tarin.
Sine she was late, she missed the train.
She missed the train, for she was late.
How do I decide that which one (as,since,for) is appropriate?
Can any of you help me about the correct usage of all three for same meaning (beacuse of).
Thanks.
Top answer
Here's how you decide. Always use "since". Learn to understand the others passively.
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Here's how you decide. Always use "since".
Learn to understand the others passively.
"for" isn't used much with this meaning anyway.
CJ
Learn to understand the others passively.
"for" isn't used much with this meaning anyway.
CJ
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