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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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because of or because?
Which one is correct? Iappriciated if someone advise answer with reason.
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Tourists visting Mexico musy have a valied vise ( ) changes made in the country's immigration laws.
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Because is followed by a subject and verb: Because you are always smiling, I assume you are a happy person. Because of is followed by a noun: Because of your constant smile, I assume you are a happy person. In your sentence, you need because of .
- Because is followed by a subject and verb: Because you are always smiling, I assume you are a happy person.
- Because of is followed by a noun: Because of your constant smile, I assume you are a happy person.
- In your sentence, you need because of .
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Because is followed by a subject and verb: Because you are always smiling, I assume you are a happy person.
Because of is followed by a noun: Because of your constant smile, I assume you are a happy person.
In your sentence, you need because of.
Because of is followed by a noun: Because of your constant smile, I assume you are a happy person.
In your sentence, you need because of.
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