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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Do I need double "because" in the sentence below?
Jane felt calm after the exam, not because it was over, but because she had a feeling she did well.
Do I need two becauses? or is one enough?
Thank you for your help!!
Do I need two becauses? or is one enough?
Thank you for your help!!
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You need both of them. It would also be better to write "... she had a feeling she had done well".
- You need both of them.
- It would also be better to write "...
- she had a feeling she had done well".
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You need both of them.
It would also be better to write "... she had a feeling she had done well".
It would also be better to write "... she had a feeling she had done well".
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