What's the difference among because, as, for, and since, when they are used to express reason?
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Among is used with more than 2 reasons.
I will say usually I have seen As and for together and not really separate "for"
Examples:
Among the reasons why I was late to school, I think that oversleeping was the top reason. Reasons could be the alarm and waking up late, missing bus/ ride, and weather and or traffic reasons.
Since you were late, you missed out on the lesson (the parts separated with the comma can be reversed.
I am only 5'1" because my parents aren't very tall.
As the light turned green, I started to drive forward.
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