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Linian_U Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

How should I use "For some reason" in a sentence?

Can I use "For some reason" not only in the beginning of a sentence?

For example

- She is absent, for some reason.
  

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Hi! As far as I know; For some reason, she is absent. She is absent, for some reason.

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  • Hi!
  • As far as I know; For some reason, she is absent.
  • She is absent, for some reason.
  • Both of these sentences are correct.
  • However, I rarely see 'for some reason' being used at the end of a sentence.
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Hi!

As far as I know;

For some reason, she is absent.

She is absent, for some reason.

Both of these sentences are correct. However, I rarely see 'for some reason' being used at the end of a sentence.
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Linian_UCan I use "For some reason" not only in the beginning of a sentence?
Yes, but you don't need the comma. She is absent for some reason.

I think I almost always use 'for some reason' at the beginning.

CJ
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