Since he is the owner of the store, I would like to know his name.

[Undercoverlover]

Hello,

I would like to know if the following sentence is grammatically correct:

Since he is the owner of the store, I would like to know his name.

Thank you!

[Haihao]

I would like to know the name of the store owner.

[Antar]

i think it is correct as along as " since " means "because" in this contest.

[Mordant]

It's fine. Here I would prefer "because" to "since."

[Maristelapf]

I think it makes sense.

[Haihao]

My preference is:

1. Because he is the owner of the store, he should take the responsibility of the management. [direct cause]
2. Because I want to make a contact with him, I would like to know his name. [direct cause]
3. Is he the owner of the store? I would like to know his name. [confirmation + purpose]

4. If "I want to know the name of the store owner", then, "Since he is the owner of the store, I would like to know his name." However, in this case, the part following "if" alone would be sufficient.

[Beeesneees]

It's fine as it is.
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[Maristelapf]

I think it's correct.