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Because vs Because Of Exercise
Because
and
because of
have the same meaning but they are used differently.
Similar Subjects:
As / Because / Since / For Differences
Although / In Spite Of
As vs Due to
PDFs:
Because (of) / Therefore
Due to / Since / Consequently
1. The president resigned from his duty
because
because of
health issues.
2.
Because
Because of
his lack of courage, Nathan didn't participate in the competition.
3. I prefer driving
because
because of
I am afraid of flying.
4. I had to take the bus
because
because of
my car broke down.
5.
Because
Because of
I lost mine, I am going to ask my friend if I can borrow his calculator for the tomorrows exam.
6. It was difficult for me to get a loan
because
because of
my unstable employment.
7.
Because
Because of
its facilities serve the public very well, this hotel is highly rated.
8. I am not allowed into the club
because
because of
I am not 21 years old yet.
9. All the flights were cancelled
because
because of
the harsh weather conditions.
10. We see each other almost every day
because
because of
we are in the same class.
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