From Middle English by cause, influenced by Old French par cause, both pointing to a reason.
From Middle English by cause, influenced by Old French par cause, both pointing to a reason.
What does because mean?
It introduces a reason.
What comes after because in ordinary use?
A clause, such as “because it was raining.”
What is the difference between because and because of?
Because usually takes a clause, while because of takes a noun phrase.
Can because start a sentence?
Yes, when the reason is followed by a complete main clause or supplied by context.
What does “because science” mean?
It is a playful, informal way to offer “science” as a short reason.