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Naumira Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
How to use "doe to"
Hi everybody can help me, how to use "due to" in a sentence?
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'due to' is almost the same like 'because of', so it's used to show a reason.. example : I can't go to your house due to the rain. Unlike because, 'due to' is followed by a noun or noun phrase..
- 'due to' is almost the same like 'because of', so it's used to show a reason..
- example : I can't go to your house due to the rain.
- Unlike because, 'due to' is followed by a noun or noun phrase..
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'due to' is almost the same like 'because of', so it's used to show a reason..
example : I can't go to your house due to the rain.
Unlike because, 'due to' is followed by a noun or noun phrase..
example : I can't go to your house due to the rain.
Unlike because, 'due to' is followed by a noun or noun phrase..
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Naumira, you ask really good questions! "Due to" means something like "as a result of." Here are some example sentences:
1. Due to the impending bad weather, we will hold the ceremony indoors.
2. Due to his lack of diligence, Mr. Chandra was not given the assignment.
3. My interest in this subject is due to the time I spent as an exchange student in Germany.
1. Due to the impending bad weather, we will hold the ceremony indoors.
2. Due to his lack of diligence, Mr. Chandra was not given the assignment.
3. My interest in this subject is due to the time I spent as an exchange student in Germany.
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Grammar Glitch, your examples are really helpful. Now i'm confident to use "due to" in my sentence.
Thank you so much
Thank you so much
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