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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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As John didn't come to work yesterday, he was probably ill.
May I know the meaning of "as" above?
May I know the meaning of "as" above?
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" Because he didn't come to work, my deduction is that he was ill.
- " Because he didn't come to work, my deduction is that he was ill.
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In this case, it means "Because."
Because he didn't come to work, my deduction is that he was ill.
Because he didn't come to work, my deduction is that he was ill.
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