vectra
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- Jun 16, 2005
- Member Type
- English Teacher
- Native Language
- Russian
- Home Country
- Ukraine
- Current Location
- Ukraine
Hello,
I have come to believe that the expression DUE TO is mainly used in the negative context - due to high inflation, or due to bad weather.
But a few hours ago preparing for my Monday class, I came across the following sentence - Due to our ability to multitask ‐ doing two or more things at the same time ‐ we actually access media (TV, radio, Internet) for nearly nine hours a day.
Have I been wrong all this time thinking that DUE TO is only used in the negative context?
Thank you in advance.
I have come to believe that the expression DUE TO is mainly used in the negative context - due to high inflation, or due to bad weather.
But a few hours ago preparing for my Monday class, I came across the following sentence - Due to our ability to multitask ‐ doing two or more things at the same time ‐ we actually access media (TV, radio, Internet) for nearly nine hours a day.
Have I been wrong all this time thinking that DUE TO is only used in the negative context?
Thank you in advance.
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