Daddyjohn Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Due to or Because of
Which is correct:
...due to circumstances beyond our control
...because of circumstances beyond our control
Many, many thanks for your assistance.
...due to circumstances beyond our control
...because of circumstances beyond our control
Many, many thanks for your assistance.
Top answer
Both are correct. You could also say: owing to / on account of circumstances beyond our control CB
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Both are correct. You could also say:
owing to / on account of circumstances beyond our control
CB
owing to / on account of circumstances beyond our control
CB
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