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Yes. Because you did so well on your report card, we will go out for ice cream. Because you were such a jerk to her, I don't think she'll ever take your calls again.
- Yes.
- Because you did so well on your report card, we will go out for ice cream.
- Because you were such a jerk to her, I don't think she'll ever take your calls again.
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Yes.
Because you did so well on your report card, we will go out for ice cream.
Because you were such a jerk to her, I don't think she'll ever take your calls again.
Because you did so well on your report card, we will go out for ice cream.
Because you were such a jerk to her, I don't think she'll ever take your calls again.
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Yes, but it should be a dependent clause rather than used as an independent clause.
OK: Because you are my friend, I want to give you this gift.
Not OK: Because you are my friend. [This, however, would be acceptable in casual conversation. Why are you giving me this? Because you are my friend.]
OK: Because you are my friend, I want to give you this gift.
Not OK: Because you are my friend. [This, however, would be acceptable in casual conversation. Why are you giving me this? Because you are my friend.]
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Of course.
Because I could not stop for Death,
He kindly stopped for me;
The carriage held but just ourselves
And Immortality. -- Emily Dickinson
CJ
Because I could not stop for Death,
He kindly stopped for me;
The carriage held but just ourselves
And Immortality. -- Emily Dickinson
CJ
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