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People often use "'cause" as a colloquial or informal contraction of "because" in casual conversation, music lyrics, and some forms of writing. This usage is prevalent in various English dialects, particularly in American English, where it adds a conversational tone. It's also common in song lyrics and poetry to maintain rhythm or rhyme. Overall, it's typically used by those aiming for a relaxed or informal style of communication.
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Why is it important to walk or cycle instead of using a car?
Its important because when you use cars, they create pollution to the Earth which can cause global warming.
Why do airports use windsocks instead of wind vanes?
cause it helps
Why do people use dots or underscores in filenames instead of spaces?
Because of how the program is written you need to use punctuation instead of spaces.
Can you use a 3 amp fuse instead of a 2.5 amp fuse for a speaker?
NO! The use of a higher rated fuse than is recommended can cause the wiring to overheat and cause a fire. Use exactly what is required.
Can you use ripped newspaper instead of wood shavings?
You shouldn't use newspaper because the ink is sometimes toxic. use regular shredded white or recycled paper instead
Why did the Egyptians use symbols instead of letters?
because they wanted too
Why does your teacher want you to use org instead of com?
Because they suck.
Why use dos instead of windows?
Because it's easier to open a do.
Why don't Scouts clap at campfire?
Because they use shouts instead
Should the use of medical marijuana become legal in all states of the US?
no, cause many people use it as pot instead.
What is another word to use instead of Because -?
You can use the word since
What did they use instead of a fishing rod?
you can use a bamboo stick because it can bend enough without breaking
