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What's difference of "because of" and "because"? What's difference of "because of" and "because"? How can I use these words? Please tell me. Thanks.
Feb 22, 2017 1:14 PM
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"Because" and "because of" are quite similar, and they only reveal their differences when used (i.e. in providing a reason for doing something). For example: 1) "Because you did this (action), thats why I did that."= In other words, your actions were the cause of my actions. In this case, it is used as a "conjunction" (a word that links your subject to a verb) 2) " Because of your actions, I did that."= Again, your actions are the cause of my actions. However, in this case it functions as a "preposition", where they appear in front of nouns or verbs. Other than that, their functions are similar.
February 22, 2017
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