There is no contraction for because. Some people say 'cause' as aninformal wording, but 'cause isn't a contraction. ABBREVIATIONS Most people write 'bc' or 'b/c' for …because, suchas for class note-taking. Comprehension of meaning depends oncontext. To avoid confusion with standard abbreviations for otherwords, you should spell out the word because. Example of notes: Ohio Territory - Several countries fought over the rights to OH Terr. b/c itincluded control of Ohio River, south, and Lake Erie and GreatLakes, north. Settlers in East reluctant to buy OH land b/c they feared the deedswould be worthless. Settlement delayed b/c several Land Companies claimed the rights tosell plots in OH. ( Full Answer )
as, as a result of, as long as, as things go, being, by cause of, by reason of, by virtue of, considering, due to, for, for the reason that, for the sake of, in as much as, in… behalf of, in that, in the interest of, in view of, is caused by, now that, on account of, on the grounds that, over, owing to, seeing, since, thanks to, through, whereas ( Full Answer )
I assume you are referring to the hit song by Kelly Clarkson. She originally wrote a version of it when she was 16 years old; it helped her to cope with the emotional distress… of her parents' divorce. Some critics believe it was written about her dad. ( Full Answer )
the difference is because , the regular word because isn't taking about a specific thing it's talking explaining something to someone like a past, future or present event unli…ke because of you are talking about a noun (person place thing) ( Full Answer )