گرامر مبتدی-جمله مرکب با because
به جز سه کلمه ربط and و or و but، می‌توانیم برای آوردن دلیل از because استفاده کنیم:
I love her because she is friendly.
I’m here, because we need your help.
He shot the woman from the steps because she meant nothing to him.
در جدول زیر چند مثال دیگر را می بینیم:
| جمله دوم | ربط دهنده | جمله اول |
|---|---|---|
| (we)* watched TV. | and | We stayed home |
| (she)* lives in Houston. | and | My sister is married |
| she doesn’t like him. | and | He doesn’t like her, |
| I didn’t eat it. | but | I bought a sandwich, |
| it doesn’t have a garage. | but | It’s a nice house, |
| are you too tired? | or | Do you want to go out, |
در هر زبانی، اگر بخواهیم بیش از دو کلمه، عبارت یا جمله را به هم وصل کنیم، فقط برای مورد آخر از کلمه ربط استفاده می‌کنیم. در موارد قبل از آن، از ویرگول یا کاما استفاده می‌کنیم.
I got home, had something to eat, sat down in an armchair, and fell asleep.
Karen is at work, Sue is shopping, and Chris is playing football.
تمرین
برای توضیح علت یک موضوعی، یک جمله با because بسازید.
he is feet because he exercise every day
I stayed home because I wasn’t feeling well.
She smiled because she was happy.
He sings very well, play guitar good, because he learned sooner.
My friend wants to study law, because he likes to be a lawyer.
I can’t eat something because I’m sick.
I’d like to learn English well because I want to immigrate.
I can solve this problem because it is too hard
I want to learn English because it’s very useful.
For example:
The plant died because it didn’t get enough water.
or
I appreciate your help because it made my job much easier.
or
After studying, I ate, took a break, and slept.
I love my mother because she is very nice
I’m write and practice, because i want to be a writer.
“In most case, it is correct not to use a comma before “because”. However, if adding the comma would avoid potential misinterpretations of the sentence, most notably when the sentence starts with a negative statement, then add the comma.” [https://www.elevenwriting.com/blog]
– In some certain cases, as the ones mentioned above, putting a comma before “because” is recommended because [as] it can be useful to avoid [in avoiding] any misinterpretation of the sentence.
I always start my day with a cup of coffee, because it makes me fresh.
I am so happy because you are here.
We can”t help you because we are busy.
she wants to buy coffee because there is no coffee at home.