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Thread: since VS because
- 24-Apr-2006, 15:23 #1
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since VS because Dear teachers,
What is the nuance between "since" and "because"? Why aren't they interchangeable? Would you please give me examples?
He wanted to travel to Europe because / since (?) he hoped to find a job there.
Is "since" acceptable in the above sentence? If not really, would you please tell me why?
Thank you for your help.
HelaLast edited by hela; 24-Apr-2006 at 17:32.
- 25-Apr-2006, 03:25 #2
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Teacher Re: since VS because You can use them both IMO, and 'as'.
