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Kimagi Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
What sentence structure can I use after Because?
Hi,
Can someone explain to me if the following sentence is valid or grammatical correct? Scenario: reason for asking for a course timetable! Sentence is shown below:
1. "I am asking this is because where I live is about one hour away from the college by train."
2. "I am asking this is because I live in London which is one hour away from the college by train."
Any opinion is appreciated!!!
Can someone explain to me if the following sentence is valid or grammatical correct? Scenario: reason for asking for a course timetable! Sentence is shown below:
1. "I am asking this is because where I live is about one hour away from the college by train."
2. "I am asking this is because I live in London which is one hour away from the college by train."
Any opinion is appreciated!!!
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Hi, Kimagi—and welcome to English Forums. 1. I am asking this because where I live is about one hour away from the college by train.
- Hi, Kimagi—and welcome to English Forums.
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- I am asking this because where I live is about one hour away from the college by train.
- 2.
- I am asking this because I live in Londo n, w hich is one hour away from the college by train.
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Hi, Kimagi—and welcome to English Forums.
1. I am asking this because where I live is about one hour away from the college by train.
2. I am asking this because I live in London, which is one hour away from the college by train.
3. The reason I am asking this is because....
1. I am asking this because where I live is about one hour away from the college by train.
2. I am asking this because I live in London, which is one hour away from the college by train.
3. The reason I am asking this is because....
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Thanks again for providing 3 examples of the same meaning! Thanks heaps!!! 
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