Q: what part of speech is cause in the sentence? and what does it mean?
If fresh produce can be considered a probiotic food, that would only be cause to double-down on the old nutritional wisdom: Eat a “balanced” diet, full of fresh fruits and vegetables, nuts and seeds, et cetera.
Q: what part of speech is cause in the sentence? and what does it mean? Thanks!
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Q: what part of speech is cause in the sentence? and what does it mean?
If fresh produce can be considered a probiotic food, that would only be cause to double-down on the old nutritional wisdom: Eat a “balanced” diet, full of fresh fruits and vegetables, nuts and seeds, et cetera.
Q: what part of speech is cause in the sentence? and what does it mean? Thanks!
Hi, Emmet. While this sentence results more from the author’s personal style than following the rules for the omission of articles, a more clearly written sentence would have been, “only be a cause.” This would make it easier to see that the word “cause” is a synonym for reason. Both “cause” and “reason” are nouns. I hope this helps you. J.
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Q: what part of speech is cause in the sentence? and what does it mean?
If fresh produce can be considered a probiotic food, that would only be cause to double-down on the old nutritional wisdom: Eat a “balanced” diet, full of fresh fruits and vegetables, nuts and seeds, et cetera.
Q: what part of speech is cause in the sentence? and what does it mean? Thanks!
”Because” is written as one word. It’s a conjunction. A conjunction primarily aids in joining two sentences.
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