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Difference between because and due to Wed Feb 16, 2005 19:59 pm  Difference between because and due to
 

Test No. errors/inter-2 "Between the lines", question 5

I often surf the Internet to find out certain things but I also use it to get the latest news due to it provides up to date information.

(a) surf
(b) to find out
(c) but
(d) due to

Test No. errors/inter-2 "Between the lines", answer 5

I often surf the Internet to find out certain things but I also use it to get the latest news because it provides up to date information.

Correct entry: because
The error was: (d) due to

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I often use the Internet to find out certain things but I also use it to get the latest news due to it provides up to date information.
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what is the difference between "because" and "due to".

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Difference between because and due to Wed Feb 16, 2005 21:12 pm  Difference between because and due to
 

The word because is followed by a sentence and the combination due to is followed by a noun:

I bought this book because I wanted to learn more about computers.

Mike's failure was due to his poor study habits.

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Difference between because and due to Wed Apr 04, 2007 8:33 am  Difference between because and due to
 

to find out certain things?

IMHO, we can find out about certain things, or find certain things.

(I'm not sure though, ... If someone could clarify it for me...)
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Difference between because and due to Wed Apr 04, 2007 12:36 pm  Difference between because and due to
 

Good question, LS.

You can find the answer to a question. That means you look for the answer and locate it.

You can find out (discover) what something means. After that you might find out more about it (learn).
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