| 词组 | because |
| 释义 | Contents overview becausejust because ..., it doesn't meanjust because ..., it doesn't meanjust because . . ., it doesn't meanit doesn't mean 393.310978393 because1because and because ofBecause is a conjunction. It is used at the beginning of a clause, before a subject and verb. Because of is a two-word preposition, used before a noun or a pronoun. Compare:–We were late because it rained. (not … because of it rained.)We were late because of the rain. (not … because the rain.)–I'm happy because I met you.I'm happy because of you.2position of because-clausesBecause and its clause can go after or before the main clause.I finished early because I worked fast.Because I worked fast, I finished early.Because-clauses can sometimes stand alone, especially as answers or after hesitations.'Why are you crying?''Because Jack and I have had an argument.'I don't think I'll go to the party … Because I'm feeling a bit tired.3just because … (it) doesn't mean …This is quite a common structure in informal speech.Just because you're older than me (it) doesn't mean you can do what you like.Just because I'm your brother (it) doesn't mean you can keep asking me for money.For because after reason, 567.For the differences between because, as, since and for, 377.Previous Next |
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