Tip of the Day:
Because of
Usage Tip
'Because of' is followed by a noun object. 'Because of' can introduce or end a sentence. If 'because of' begins a sentence it is followed by a comma. In the case that 'because of' ends the sentence, no comma is used.
Example Sentences
Because of the demand for the product, the company increased production.
We're going to fly Tom to the course because of his outstanding skills.
Quiz of the Day - A Customer Request:
Listen to a customer making a request and take note of what she wants.
English Worksheet of the Day - How to Write a Business Memo:
Examples and discussion of how to write a business memo and other important company documents.
