Because and because of

/ bɪˈkɒz ənd bɪˈkɒz ɒf /

 

We already know that because is subordinating conjunction.

That means function of because is to join two clauses and is followed by verb and subject.

 

Examples

We could go out for a walk because it’s beautiful weather.
I make this cake because I like it.

 

Because  can come before or after the main clause.

Examples

We went at holiday because it was time to do so.

 

Because of is a two-word preposition. Because of is usually used before a noun or a pronoun.

Examples

We couldn’t go out because of TV program, it was Star Wars day.
I did it because of my new job.

Ago and before

Ago and before - How to use Ago and before in English Language . Incorrect Correct: I finished a project three days before

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Will or shall?

The difference between will and shall is now strictly adhered to by precise speakers. Shall is becoming less and less common, especially in second and third person pronouns

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