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Tamguatlay Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Due to vs for
The patients lost their voices due to various reasons.
The patients lost their voices for various reasons.
I feel that the second sentence is is better because "due to" and "because" in the first sentence do not fit appropriately. Am I right?
Thanks.
The patients lost their voices for various reasons.
I feel that the second sentence is is better because "due to" and "because" in the first sentence do not fit appropriately. Am I right?
Thanks.
Top answer
They're both fine. Due to could be replaced by because of .
- They're both fine.
- Due to could be replaced by because of .
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