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This document discusses the proper use of the conjunctions "so" and "because". "So" indicates simple cause and effect, while "because" introduces a reason. Examples are provided to illustrate the difference: "She had a difficult childhood because her father died" uses "because" to introduce the reason for the difficult childhood, while "They are coming by car so they should be here soon" uses "so" to connect two events in a cause-and-effect relationship.

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SO AND BECAUSE CONJUNTIONS *Theme/Title: Because/So * Description/Instructions Knowing when to use the words so or because can be confusing. So indicates simple cause and effect. The water was dirty so we didn't drink it. Because indicates a reason. We didn't drink the water because it was dirty. Choose the word that belongs in the blank space. She had a difficult childhood because her father died. She had a difficult childhood (main clause) because (subordinating conjunction) her father died (adverbial clause) They are coming by car so they should be here soon.

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So and because slide

  • 1. SO AND BECAUSE CONJUNTIONS *Theme/Title: Because/So * Description/Instructions Knowing when to use the words so or because can be confusing. So indicates simple cause and effect. The water was dirty so we didn't drink it. Because indicates a reason. We didn't drink the water because it was dirty. Choose the word that belongs in the blank space. She had a difficult childhood because her father died. She had a difficult childhood (main clause) because (subordinating conjunction) her father died (adverbial clause) They are coming by car so they should be here soon.