Which one is right for the following sentence?using 'cause' or 'because',why?
But actually, he said that Google map has insufficiencies location data for Africa and it might cause/because a problem you've mentioned.
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I agree with the answer above. "Cause" in this sentence is a verb. (It can also be a noun). "Because" is a conjunction - it joins two parts of a sentence together.
'Cause' as a verb: Dangerous driving can cause an accident.
'Cause' as a noun: They didn't know the cause of the illness.
'Because' as a conjunction: They didn't go to the park because it was raining.
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it is cause. Because is when you are trying to explain an idea. Cause means that it creates or makes.
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