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English 1b3 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Due to/because of + main clause + main clause

a) Due to/because of the smaller size of the room, the cleaning takes less time, due to/because of the smaller size of the room, the chances of missing a spot is less likely.



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b) Due to/because of the smaller size of the room, the cleaning takes less time, and the chances of missing a spot is less likely.

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I believe you suppose to pick either “Due to” or “because of” in a) or b). If you pick “due to”, b) would read “ Due to the smaller size of the room , the cleaning takes less time and the chances of missing a spot is less likely. ”

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  • I believe you suppose to pick either “Due to” or “because of” in a) or b).
  • If you pick “due to”, b) would read “ Due to the smaller size of the room , the cleaning takes less time and the chances of missing a spot is less likely.
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I believe you suppose to pick either “Due to” or “because of” in a) or b). If you pick “due to”, b) would read “Due to the smaller size of the room, the cleaning takes less time and the chances of missing a spot is less likely. ”
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