Because of

Definition

because /bÇ'kɒz, bÇkǝz; US also -'kↄ:z/ conj ေသာေၾကာင့္။ သျဖင့္။ အဘယ္ေၾကာင့္ဆိုေသာ္။ I did it because he told me to. ❍ Just because I don't complain, people think I'm satisfied. ❏ because of prep ေၾကာင့္။ They are here because of us. ❍ He walked slowly because of his bad leg. ❍ Because of his wife('s) being there, I said nothing about it.

Examples

1. I couldn’t phone you because I hadn’t got your number.
2. It’s a really useful book because it explains everything very clearly.
3. The hotel’s difficult to find because the road isn’t signposted.
4. ‘Why all this fuss about security?’ ‘Because it’s important.’
5. He’s always criticizing me – maybe it’s because I’m a woman.
6. [because of] : Stacey retired in 1987
7. partly because of ill health.
8. Because of the Asian crisis
9. the company’s profits fell by 15% during 1997.
10. George was obviously in a bad mood
11. because he didn’t even say good morning.
12. I ended up with chocolate goo instead of cookies. And I still ate them
13. dammit
14. because chocolate.
15. Going to bed way early because exhausted.
16. Bye going to study for English because didn’t finish this morning because fell asleep.
17. I love flat screen monitors because yay for occupying less desk space.