Question

everyone was drenched wet by now. the rain came down harder. join the sentence without using and but so

Answer 1

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EVERYONE WAS DRENCHED WET BY NOW AS OR WHEN RAIN CAME DOWN HARDER.


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Answer 2

Everyone was drenched wet by now because the rain came down harder.

• When we say because we are emphasizing more on the reason.
• For example;

1. We left because we felt unimportant.
2. She is crying because her father has had an accident.
3. Everyone was drenched wet by now because the rain came down harder.

• The preceding examples clearly focus on the reason why a certain occurrence occurred.
• We frequently employ the because-clause at the beginning of a sentence, especially when we wish to emphasize the reason.