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Newmoon_tg Posted 14 years ago
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I don't know what is different between owing to/ because of... and how to use it???
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"Owing to" is more frequently used in Great Britain, while "because of" is more frequently used in the United States. I can't think of a signficant difference in meaning between them.
- "Owing to" is more frequently used in Great Britain, while "because of" is more frequently used in the United States.
- I can't think of a signficant difference in meaning between them.
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"Owing to" is more frequently used in Great Britain, while "because of" is more frequently used in the United States. I can't think of a signficant difference in meaning between them.
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