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Thread: due to/owing to/thanks to
- 10-Oct-2007, 11:59 #1
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due to/owing to/thanks to I came back not due to/owing to/thanks to the rain, but because I was tired.
Do all the three phrases fit in the above context and mean the same? Thanks.
- 10-Oct-2007, 12:57 #2
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Re: due to/owing to/thanks to Yes, though "thanks to" is the least happy phrase in this structure.
- 10-Oct-2007, 13:30 #3
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: due to/owing to/thanks to Thanks, Anglika.
But would you mind explaining in a few words why thanks to is the least happy phrase?
