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Hi, according to me in the attached problem because of is better than since.
Further since is generally used for the time periods, eg. since 18 minutes..etc.
I think i am confused here between the usage of becuase of (should be followed by noun) and since..
Further since is generally used for the time periods, eg. since 18 minutes..etc.
I think i am confused here between the usage of becuase of (should be followed by noun) and since..
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15 Jun 2010, 05:25
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"within reach of" is the proper idiom.
Option 1 - incorrect usage of idiom "reach from".
Option 2 - parallelism not proper by the last phrase "volcanic activity that thrust ...."
Option 3 - parallelism not proper by the last phrase "volcanic activity that had thrust ...."
Option 4 - parallelism not proper by the last phrase "volcanic activity that thrust ...."
Option 5 - parallelism is proper in this option. Correct one.
Option 1 - incorrect usage of idiom "reach from".
Option 2 - parallelism not proper by the last phrase "volcanic activity that thrust ...."
Option 3 - parallelism not proper by the last phrase "volcanic activity that had thrust ...."
Option 4 - parallelism not proper by the last phrase "volcanic activity that thrust ...."
Option 5 - parallelism is proper in this option. Correct one.
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Thanks for the reply. But i could not understand in terms of the //sm. Could you please reply based on the usage of because of and since?
