I need explanation for the below:
incorrect: "The game was postponed due to rain."
"…CORRECT: "The game was postponed on account of rain."
"…CORRECT: "The game's postponement was due to rain."
Need help to understand SC
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on account of = because of.
I explain the difference between due to and because of here:
https://www.beatthegmat.com/difference-b ... 12817.html
I explain the difference between due to and because of here:
https://www.beatthegmat.com/difference-b ... 12817.html
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