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Brightsun Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

conjunction as, since, because

I'd like to know the exact meaning of conjunction among as, since, because.

Can 'as' be changed to since or because?

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As it was getting dark, we soon turned back.

As you are sorry, I'll forgive you.

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I'd appreciate your help. ^^
  

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There's no important difference of meaning between them. Use them how you like or how you hear people around you using them.

— Wanwo

  • There's no important difference of meaning between them.
  • Use them how you like or how you hear people around you using them.
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