Is this sentence grammatically correct.
I will prefer first suggestion since second suggestion is not good because it requires a lot of money.

Is use of " since" and because in the above sentence is grammatically correct in spoken English. If you are an expert teacher please explains this one.

Question

Is this sentence grammatically correct.
I will prefer first suggestion since second suggestion is not good because it requires a lot of money.

Is use of " since" and because in the above sentence is grammatically correct in spoken English. If you are an expert teacher please explains this one.

Answer

I prefer THE first suggestion.The second suggestion is not good since it requires a lot of money.

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I think this is what you mean: I prefer the first suggestion. The second suggestion isn't as good because it requires a lot of money.

Technically, we use since when we talk about time: I have been learning English since last year.

In spoken English we use "since" to mean "because" While it's okay to use "since" in this sentence, you also have "because". Only use one. To fix this, you can use two sentences.

I hope this helps :)

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I prefer the first suggestion, because the second suggestion is not good (because, either preceding or here, but not in both places) it requires a lot money.

If you have any question on when to use 'since and because' please contact me so I can explain it.

Also, I'll explain 'prefer' and 'will prefer'.

John

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