Is ‘in consequence of ’the same as ‘in view of’?
Do they both mean because of?Can they substitute each other?in view of = taking into consideration?
in consequence of= as a result of?
•In view of her age, she shouldn't be blamed.(CONSEQUENCE can't be used here.)
•In view of your bad behavior, I am forced to dismiss you.( can I use IN CONSEQUENCE OF here)
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Maybe try to work this out for yourself:
1. What is a consequence?
2. What is a view?
3. Do the two words have the same meaning? Yes or no?
4. Taking into consideration your answers to questions 1, 2 and 3, do you think it is likely that these two phrases have the same meaning?
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