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Angliholic Posted 19 years ago
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under a lot of stress from/because of too many tests
Students in Taiwan are under a lot of stress from/because of too many tests.
Which fits better in the above, from or because of, and why? Thanks.
Which fits better in the above, from or because of, and why? Thanks.
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Go to Google: Search for: "under a lot of stress from" and "under a lot of stress because of" (quotation signs are important to group up words) You'll learn thus the frequency of the various usages and make a more informed decision.
- Go to Google: Search for: "under a lot of stress from" and "under a lot of stress because of" (quotation signs are important to group up words) You'll learn thus the frequency of the various usages and make a more informed decision.
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Go to Google:
Search for:
"under a lot of stress from"
and
"under a lot of stress because of"
(quotation signs are important to group up words)
You'll learn thus the frequency of the various usages and make a more informed decision.
Search for:
"under a lot of stress from"
and
"under a lot of stress because of"
(quotation signs are important to group up words)
You'll learn thus the frequency of the various usages and make a more informed decision.
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I googled and found that under a lot of stress from is more popular.
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