Posted by Courtney on Monday, February 16, 2009 at 8:16pm.
depends, if it's like this one:
Because she broke her leg, she was not able to run the race.
If it's like the one above then yes you can. Does that help?!?
Yes, you can start a sentence with because as long as the sentence also has an independent clause.
Examples:
Because of the rain, we postponed the picnic.
Because her boyfriend was coming to dinner, Dana prepared his favorite foods.
Precisely! : )
Thank You very helpful the both of you!! Good work
aww thank you very much, i'm glad i can help! ;>
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