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Hjaipal Posted 16 years ago
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WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN BECAUSE AND SO THAT?
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Hello, Hjaipal-- and welcome to English forums. Well, 'because' usually introduces a statement of the cause or reason for something, while 'so that' usually introduces a statement of the effect of something.
- Hello, Hjaipal-- and welcome to English forums.
- Well, 'because' usually introduces a statement of the cause or reason for something, while 'so that' usually introduces a statement of the effect of something.
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Hello, Hjaipal-- and welcome to English forums.
Well, 'because' usually introduces a statement of the cause or reason for something, while 'so that' usually introduces a statement of the effect of something.
Well, 'because' usually introduces a statement of the cause or reason for something, while 'so that' usually introduces a statement of the effect of something.
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