Difference between "why" and "how come"?
What the title says..
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Yes Frank is right.
But you will see slang in dialog, of course, because dialog is written conversation.
For example, hacking something together:
On the way to the party, Ben said "I ain't going near Susan tonight".
"How come?" asked Roger.
"She is trouble, big trouble" said Ben, shaking his head.
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'How come' is more spoken and less formal.
In writing, especially any kind of formal writing, you would never use 'how come'.
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why --- reason
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