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XHealthY Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Because is or because it's

I want to go to the beach because is fun or

I want to go to the beach because it's fun.
  

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In English, you always need to fill the subject position. Unlike other languages, you cannot say "is fun"; so, you say IT (the formal subject) is fun. ")

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  • In English, you always need to fill the subject position.
  • Unlike other languages, you cannot say "is fun"; so, you say IT (the formal subject) is fun.
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In English, you always need to fill the subject position. Unlike other languages, you cannot say "is fun"; so, you say IT (the formal subject) is fun. That's also why you cannot say "are 50 states in the US." So native speakers start the sentence with "THERE." (This "there" is very different from the same word in "Please sit there.")
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I agree.

I want to go to the beach beacuse it's fun. Going to the beach is fun.
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