Tom didn’t shave yesterday, as he didn’t have time to.
Tom didn’t shave yesterday, AS he didn’t have time to.
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Tom didn't shave yesterday, BECAUSE he didn't have time to.
What is the difference?
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Answers · 3
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They are both correct. Neither conjunction requires a comma before it.
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"As" is a little old-fashioned or overly formal to my ear.
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English is a strange language. You will hear people say both, and it is likely that they would both be correct.
Sorry for not being answering your question, but I hope knowing that both can be correct will improve your English skills.
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