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Old November 20, 2017, 04:41 PM
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Due to vs because of

I´m confused about these to words, because I found different theories on the internet and grammar books. Some grammarians say they are interchangeable. However on the internet, I ve found they are not. Due to modifies nouns and because of modifies whole sentences or verbs. Others say use due to after the verb be etc... etc...
Any clear rules about it?
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because of, by reason of, caused by, due to, due to vs because of, on account of, owing to

 

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