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What is the difference among "because," "since" and "as"?
I do not know which is the best, though it depends on a context.
For example:
1. Thurgood Marshall passed the bar exam at the first try, BACAUSE he studied hard.
2. Thurgood Marshall passed the bar exam at the first try, SINCE he studied hard.
3. Thurgood Marshall passed the bar exam at the first try, AS he studied hard.
Thank you for reading!
(Large letters are intentional.)
Aug 17, 2022 3:35 AM
Answers · 3
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There isn't much differnce actually. It's more of when it will be correct/natural to say because or since, etc. It's something that you need to aqcuire on you're own by listening a lot and reading native materials and understand which one to use depends on the context.
August 17, 2022
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