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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
By vs because
How would you phrase this correctly ?
You see how important he is to the team because of/by what transpired in game 3. He didn’t play in game 3 and they lost by 30 points.
Many thanks
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You see how important he is to the team by what happened in game 3. He didn’t play and they lost by 30 points.
- You see how important he is to the team by what happened in game 3.
- He didn’t play and they lost by 30 points.
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You see how important he is to the team by what happened in game 3. He didn’t play and they lost by 30 points.
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