| 词组 | reason |
| 释义 | reason The reason for something is the fact or situation which explains why it happens, exists, or is done. I asked the reason for the decision. The reason for this relationship is clear. Note that you do not use any preposition except 'for' after reason in sentences like these. You can talk about a person's reason for doing something. One of the reasons for coming to England is to make money. Frank had another reason for urging caution on them both. You can also talk about the reason why something happens or is done. There are several reasons why we can't do that. However, if you are actually stating the reason, you do not use 'why'. Instead you use a 'that'-clause. The reason that Daniel had come under suspicion was that he'd gone to work for Bob. The reason I'm calling you is that I know Larry talked with you earlier. Note that the second clause in these sentences is also a 'that'-clause. Instead of a 'that'-clause, some speakers use a clause beginning with because. The reason they are not like other boys is because they have been brought up differently. This use of because is fairly common in spoken English. However, some people think that it is incorrect, and you should avoid it. |
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