ESelva Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary
because, because of
Hi,
Can you please give me some examples to use the words: because, because of
regards,
selva
Can you please give me some examples to use the words: because, because of
regards,
selva
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Hello, ESelva, and welcome to the English Forums! "because" is a conjunction, used before a subordinate clause: "I called because I knew you were there" "because of " is a preposition, used before a noun or a pronoun: "We stayed home because of him/of the weather"
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Hello, ESelva, and welcome to the English Forums!
"because" is a conjunction, used before a subordinate clause: "I called because I knew you were there"
"because of " is a preposition, used before a noun or a pronoun: "We stayed home because of him/of the weather"
"because" is a conjunction, used before a subordinate clause: "I called because I knew you were there"
"because of " is a preposition, used before a noun or a pronoun: "We stayed home because of him/of the weather"
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Thanks, Julie. And see if you can persuade Cccdyx to attempt a little English next time, would you?
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No Sentence ends with because because becaue is a conjunction.
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How are you,I am 5n
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No Sentence ends with because because becaue is a conjunction.
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I sending you this reminder because, I have an invoice ordered dated 10/13/05.
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I am sending you this reminder because I have an invoice dated 10/13/05.
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Hello there Eselva!
1. I don't like him very much because he's so conceited.
2. Yesterday we couldn't go swimming because of bad weather.
- Hope this helps.
Best wishes to you, Eselva.
Stevenukd.
1. I don't like him very much because he's so conceited.
2. Yesterday we couldn't go swimming because of bad weather.
- Hope this helps.
Best wishes to you, Eselva.
Stevenukd.
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