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Hello, I encountered a sentence and having trouble understanding it. I'd be very glad if someone can explain.
He was an early supporter of the new party and helped to recruit others to its cause
Can anyone explain this highlighted part. Especially I didn't understand the usage of cause here. Thanks a lot.
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"its cause" means the party's principles or aims. He helped to persuade other people to join the party and support those principles and aims.
- "its cause" means the party's principles or aims.
- He helped to persuade other people to join the party and support those principles and aims.
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"its cause" means the party's principles or aims. He helped to persuade other people to join the party and support those principles and aims.
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