On Account of
Hi,
I was reading an english book and I found this sentence:
Everybody, however, called him Master
Cherry, on account of the end of his nose, which was always as red and
polished as a ripe cherry
I knew "on account of"meant - a causa di
It is yet used or is obsolete
Grazie
Gae
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Answers · 1
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It's still used, however it's not that common. I've heard my grandparents and parents use it more than my peers (I'm 26).
I think I have said it myself a few times though, but not often.
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