1. She continues to work as a waitress because of the great tips.
Note: "Because of" and "because" are different. "Because of" is followed by a noun; the word "because" is followed by a clause. |
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2. Some people don't like red cabbage because of the taste.
"Because of" is used to describe a reason why something is true. |
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3. Antique furniture is found in many American homes because of its beauty and its value.
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4. Hockey is a sport with a lot of injuries because of the fighting. |
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| 5. Because of an approaching storm, she's going to take down her tent and go home. |
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6. He keeps getting into trouble because of his violent temper |
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7. Because of his strong faith in God and desire to help people, Roger decided to become a priest. |
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| 8. I couldn't get to sleep last night because of the baby. |
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