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Steven # Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
But, and & because
Is it grammatically correct to start a sentence with the words but,and & because? Or is it wrong?
e.g
But she is late.
And he ate the cake.
Because it is raining now.
e.g
But she is late.
And he ate the cake.
Because it is raining now.
Top answer
It is correct, but it has a particular stylistic feel that is not suitable for all types of writing. Most often you will see it in creative writing and story-telling. Do not overuse it.
- It is correct, but it has a particular stylistic feel that is not suitable for all types of writing.
- Most often you will see it in creative writing and story-telling.
- Do not overuse it.
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It is correct, but it has a particular stylistic feel that is not suitable for all types of writing. Most often you will see it in creative writing and story-telling. Do not overuse it.
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