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I believe that the phrases "because of" and "due to" are interchangeable.
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When to use because and because of?
I believe that the phrases "because of" and "due to" are interchangeable.
How do you avoid the use of because?
use phrases such as due to, this is why and therefore. if you do these things u will succed
Why is it bad to use hydrogen in airships?
Due to the fact that its extremely flammable
Why can't I remember the words that I want to use in conversation?
because of memory loss due
What don't we use sassafras anymore?
We don't use it because it was banned, due to the fact that it was found to cause liver damage.
Why do wheelchair bound person have weak lower limbs?
Because the muscle begins to atrophy due to lack of use.
What is the importance of interjections?
Interjections add emotion and emphasis to a conversation, helping to convey feelings such as surprise, excitement, or agreement. They can also make communication more engaging and expressive.
What is a word that means difficult to handle or use especially because of size or weight?
Cumbersome--- meaning hard to use or handle due to size or weight.
Why do people use sodium hydroxide for dran's and what are the safetys?
Because it is slippery and produce heat in water so pushes the blockage due to slippery touch and dissolves it due to high temperature.
How do you use the words 'due to' in a sentence?
EXAMPLE: The sudden chill she felt on her neck was due to the window being open. BETTER: She felt a sudden chill on her neck, because the window was open.
Minisubmarines are limited in their use because they?
They're limited in use because they require support vessels (e.g., Tenders) to operate, and also have a short submerged operational period due to their energy and supply replenishment needs.
Do you use do or due in the following sentence. Due to his laziness he did not complete his work.?
Due
