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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Is this sentence correct?

Look around before you leave the bus cause you may have left something.
  

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Anonymous Look around before you leave the bus cause you may have left something. because

  • Anonymous Look around before you leave the bus cause you may have left something.
  • because
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Anonymous Look around before you leave the bus cause you may have left something.
because
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Can I also use might have and could have instead?
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You should put an apostrophe before cause ---> 'cause.
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moginnYou should put an apostrophe before cause ---> 'cause.
Except in the most informal writing, the word should be written in full. In very informal writing, it's more likely to be written as coz than 'cause.
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Can't since or as be used as substitutes?

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