Clauses with because

Clauses with because

Clause with because

Because

• is used to express an expected result

• explains the reason for what happens in the main clause

• is used with all the tenses>> Present/Past/Future/Modal Verbs

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Clause with because is

• the answer of why

• commonly used for introducing cause and reason

• to answer a question

• when you talk to your friend

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Clause with because can be use with which of the following or followings

• all the tenses

• Present

• modal verbs

• Past

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In clause with because can the sentence begin with because

• no

• yes

• I don't know

• only when you talk to your friend

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If the sentence begins with Because, do you put a comma to separate the 2 independent clauses (sentences)

• never

• sometimes

• no

• yes

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If the second clause (sentence) has because, do you put a comma (Do you put a comma if because is in the middle of the sentence?)

• only if it is necessary

• yes

• always

• no

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IDENTIFY THE GRAMMAR: You should take your umbrella because it's raining

• Clause with because

• modal verb

• present progressive

• the weather

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The girl ran because she was afraid

• Correct

• Incorrect

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The students are studying because they have a test tomorrow

• Because they have a test tomorrow, they are studying

• They study because they have a test tomorrow

• Because they study, they have a test tomorrow

• They will study and have a test tomorrow.

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Because I spent it all yesterday, I don't have any money

• Correct

• Incorrect

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I didn't go swimming because it was very cold

• Because it was very cold, I didn't go swimming

• I didn't go swimming because I was cold

• Because it was winter I did go swimming

• I don't know how to swam

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Create your own examples

Write 5 sentences using Clauses with before. (Do the sentences using before at the beginning and in the middle)

Ex>> He would like to be a chef because he loves to cook.

Another way to say >>Because he loves to cook, he would like be a chef