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As is used to mean because, but it is also used when two events happen at the same time. In I must stop now as I have to go out. it means because, but in She watched him as the train passed close to his house. it doesn't mean because.
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• On the other hand, the expression due to is used whenever the speaker is intent on giving a consequence. These are the differences between the two expressions, due to and because of. Related posts: 1  Difference Between Behavior and Attitude. 2  Difference Between Aquatic and Marine. 3  Difference Between Appendix and Annex. 4  Difference Between Role and Responsibility. 5  Difference Between Prevalence and Incidence.
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I reached the office earlier because there was less traffic. I was unable to log into the website because the server crashed. Because of the risk of confusion, and at this stage of learning English, it might be better to use 'because', and use 'since' only when referring to a period of time.
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'since' can also be used to mean 'for the reason that' or 'because' as well as referring to time. This can cause confusion unless the writer is careful: Since Paul left university last year, he has no academic qualification..
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There is no confusion when you use the word because.. There is no confusion when you use since for the passage of time. You add an element of doubt when you use since as a cause when you could instead be more precise and use because.. I avoid the use of since to indicate cause.
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add a comment |. up vote 2 down vote. As has two letters, and because has seven: point to as As has one syllable, and because has two: point to as As is often ambiguous, but because never is: 10 points to because. The major differences between as and because are three, in ascending order of importance: As has two letters, and because has seven: point to as.
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Best Answer: Because is a conjunction that indicates a reason for something being the case. Cause is a verb meaning to set off an event or a noun meaning a reason or purpose. Speaking informally, cause can just be short for because..
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Report Abuse. cause-reason because-reason for The cause of the accident was because there was so much ice. The cause of all the trouble is because people are short-tempered. Because the rain fell was the cause of the flooding.
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what is the difference between because and cause
Because is a conjunction that indicates a reason for something being the case. Cause is a verb meaning to set off an event or a noun meaning a reason or purpose.