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Hachi8 Posted 12 years ago
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because and since
What is the difference in meaning between "because" and "since"? I think I've heard that "since" implies things that listeners can notice easily or have noticed already...
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hachi8 What is the difference in meaning between "because" and "since"? I think I've heard that "since" implies things that listeners can notice easily or have noticed already... I'm not aware of any such difference in usage.
- hachi8 What is the difference in meaning between "because" and "since"?
- I think I've heard that "since" implies things that listeners can notice easily or have noticed already...
- I'm not aware of any such difference in usage.
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hachi8 What is the difference in meaning between "because" and "since"? I think I've heard that "since" implies things that listeners can notice easily or have noticed already...I'm not aware of any such difference in usage.
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Check your dictionary.
Since 1942, Boeing has manufactured commercial aircraft. (You can not use 'because")
He was dressed and ready for work early because he woke up before the alarm sounded. ("since" does not fit very well.)
Read the Synonym note here: http://dictionary.refer
Since 1942, Boeing has manufactured commercial aircraft. (You can not use 'because")
He was dressed and ready for work early because he woke up before the alarm sounded. ("since" does not fit very well.)
Read the Synonym note here: http://dictionary.refer
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I'm very sorry that I didn't say that I want to know the difference between them in explaining reasons
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