Question

conjunctions.
Since and because are used to join sentences that describe an action and
give the reason for it. Since is used when the reason is already known or
when the action is more important than the reason. As can be used in a
similar manner. Because is used when the reason is the most important
part of the sentence.
1. Use as/since or because, whichever is appropriate, to complete these
sentences.
(a) I could not see the quiz show
there was a power failure.
(b) My mother did not have dinner
she had a stomach ache.
(c) We chose yellow curtains
they make the room look bright
(d) We do not have pets
father has asthma.
...
it was raining, I took my umbrella.
(1) I always come to this park
it is near my house,
(g) No one likes Pranav
he is so quarrelsome
(h) The project was delayed by six months
of a labour strike.
Join the following sentences using as or because, whichever is​

Answer 1

Answer:

Etna Sara ma to dhekh ka hi dar gaye

Answer 2

Answer:

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Explanation:

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