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Yes, words like "since" or "because" can begin a sentence. The following sentences are examples that begin with "since":

  • Since I haven't heard back from you, I will assume you're not interested.
  • Since you've been gone, a lot of things have changed around here.
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Is begin singular or plural?

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Can you use the word Therefore to begin a sentence?

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