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Hello! I'm aware that I can't use 'because' as the first word of a sentence, but I need help with writing the start of the paragraph that starts like this:
Can the talent to paint be passed on? Because it...
(Don't know if it makes sense but yeah it's just an opening)
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anonymous Can the talent to paint be passed on? (Don't know if it makes sense No, it doesn't. As presented, there is no reason for 'because': Can the talent to paint be passed on?
- anonymous Can the talent to paint be passed on?
- (Don't know if it makes sense No, it doesn't.
- As presented, there is no reason for 'because': Can the talent to paint be passed on?
- It...
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anonymousCan the talent to paint be passed on? Because it...(Don't know if it makes sense
No, it doesn't. As presented, there is no reason for 'because':
Can the talent to paint be passed on? It...
0anonymousI'm aware that I can't use 'because' as the first word of a sentence ...
You certainly can!
'Because of the heavy rain, the cricket match had to be abandoned.'
'Because young ******* didn't finish his homework, he didn't get any ice cream.'
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