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Sun 94 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
now that or because ?
can I use ' now that' in the following sentence?
Now that I no longer love him, I want to break up with him. or
Now that I want to break up with him, I will let him know
Now that I no longer love him, I want to break up with him. or
Now that I want to break up with him, I will let him know
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Yes, those are OK, but 'now that' does not mean 'because'.
- Yes, those are OK, but 'now that' does not mean 'because'.
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what is the exact meaning of ' now that' and when can I use ' now that'?
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'Now that' = since (= after some event)
Now that it's June, the weather will be getting very hot.
Now that it's June, the weather will be getting very hot.
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