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Is use of "since" and "because" in this sentence is correct Is use of "since" and "because" in this sentence is correct Since this suggestion is not good because it has one disadvantage. Since this solution is not good because it has one bad consequence. Please explain can we use since and because in the above scenario . Is this grammatically correct.What about use of since and because in the following sentence. I will prefer first suggestion since second suggestion is not good because it requires a lot of money. Is this grammatically correct.

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The use of "since" in the quoted sentences is not correct, and the word should be omitted. The sentences would otherwise lack an independent clause and not qualify as sentences. The word "since" is a synonym of because, but it has several other meanings.
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Randy is correct, your first two statements are incorrect. Your statement under the additional details is much better, but sounds a little confusing.

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