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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Using "as" vs. "because"
Which conjunction is better to use in the following sentence and why?
The Agenda on Tuesday is presented separately (as or because) courses will be held at both our office and the conference center.
The Agenda on Tuesday is presented separately (as or because) courses will be held at both our office and the conference center.
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Hi, Both seem fine to me. 'Because' is more common, particularly in speech. Clive
- Hi, Both seem fine to me.
- 'Because' is more common, particularly in speech.
- Clive
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Hi,
Both seem fine to me.
'Because' is more common, particularly in speech.
Clive
Both seem fine to me.
'Because' is more common, particularly in speech.
Clive
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