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| ı think the answer is C |
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I went to bed ---------- I was tired then, the answer would have been 'because', which denotes the reason. When answering questions, it is better not to change the structure or syntax of sentences. try to find answers that suit the given structure. that is the expected method. isn't it so, tdol? |
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| % "so" |
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| the more approriate answer would be "so" not beacuse. |
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| Agree with you |
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| i was tired so i went to the bed. the answer is so - because .........here if we use because to fill the blank the sentence would mean - that i got tired because i went to bed. to understand this use cause effect relationship.... Cause- i was tired Effect-so i went to the bed. if we use because.... Cause- i went to the bed Effect-i was tired .........which sounds ridiculous |
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| Yes, you are right, Julesrules. The given sentence was "I was tired so i went to bed. If we put it this way. "I was tired because I went to bed." Who gets tired of going to bed? Although, "I went to bed because i was tired," is correct. |
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| Hello! I believe this is SO, too. I was tired so I went to bed. This doesn't good: I was tired BECAUSE I went to bed. |
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