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Atsuro oyama Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Now That?

I read a sentence used " now that," and I thought what the difference is between "now that" and "because."
"Now that" consists of "now" and "that" so we only should use this at present tense, shouldn't we?

If you'd taught me, I'd be really happy. Sorry for my bad English.
  

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If you'd teach me, I'd be really happy . But I don't know what to teach you about 'now that', which just means 'since'.

— Mister Micawber

  • If you'd teach me, I'd be really happy .
  • But I don't know what to teach you about 'now that', which just means 'since'.
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If you'd teach me, I'd be really happy.

But I don't know what to teach you about 'now that', which just means 'since'.
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Thank you for teaching. ^^
'Now that' just means 'since.'
By the way, what's the difference between 'since' and 'because?'
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atsuro oyamaBy the way, what's the difference between 'since' and 'because?'
Nothing when they both point to a reason or source. 'Since' also means 'after'.
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I understand!!!
Thank you so much again.^^
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