Home
Forums
Tests
Friends
ESL Chat
Pics
Videos
Forums
»
ESL, Rules of English Grammar, Help and Games
»
ESL General English Grammar Questions
»
The reason
The reason
Share on Facebook
Guest
#69363 Sun, 23 Jan 05 03:14 AM
Hello
I have a question about the expression of the reason.
#1 Yuki was very sleepy that day, because she had stayed up late the night before.
When we explain the reason of something, can I use " as / since / " instead of "because" ? I 'd like to know we can use them interchangeably or not.
Thank you.
Guest
Select Tags...
Save
Cancel
Expressions
j7
#69375 Sun, 23 Jan 05 04:44 AM
If you use "as" in place of because you will give the phrase a more formal connotation. "Because" is more common in spoken English. "Since" is kind of inbetween the two and would be more commonly heard in spoken English.
j7
Joined on Sun, Jan 23 2005
New Member
(
25
)
© 2008 MediaCET Ltd.
Terms and Conditions
&
Terms of Service