because of/due to
Please tell me what's difference between 'because of' and 'due to'. Thanks
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"Due to" means because of something.
"Due to" is more formal.
In spoken English it is more usual to use "because of" than "due to".
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因为和由于都是有前提的，因为是确定性的前提，由于是不确定的前提。
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Incorrect: The game was postponed due to rain.
Correct: The game was postponed because of rain.
Correct: The game's postponement was due to rain.
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