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Wangqh2696122 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
For vs. because
In the following sentence, should I use for of because? Thanks!
Whatever rich knowledge you have, you can't stop learning, ___ society is always advancing.
Whatever rich knowledge you have, you can't stop learning, ___ society is always advancing.
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You may use either without fear or favour.
- You may use either without fear or favour.
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