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If it's a dependent clause, it's fine. } It shoudn't stand as a sentence if there is no independent clause. In casual writing and in speech you can get away with it.
- If it's a dependent clause, it's fine.
- } It shoudn't stand as a sentence if there is no independent clause.
- In casual writing and in speech you can get away with it.
- [Why do you love me?
- ] I notice journalists doing it quite regularly.
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If it's a dependent clause, it's fine. [Because you are so helpful, I'm giving you a little gift.}
It shoudn't stand as a sentence if there is no independent clause. In casual writing and in speech you can get away with it. [Why do you love me? Because you're a beautiful person.]
I notice journalists doing it quite regularly. Because they like to.
It shoudn't stand as a sentence if there is no independent clause. In casual writing and in speech you can get away with it. [Why do you love me? Because you're a beautiful person.]
I notice journalists doing it quite regularly. Because they like to.
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You can also begin with "Because of"
Because of the lower demand for its products, the factory shut down for two weeks.
Because of the lower demand for its products, the factory shut down for two weeks.
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