原因状语从句（Adverbial Clause of Cause）.docVIP

原因状语从句（Adverbial Clause of Cause） Adverbial clause of 1 reasons I. a subordinate conjunction that guides the adverbial clause of cause The main ones are because, as, since, seeing (that), now (that), considering (that), in, that, and so on: The woolly shrank because it was washed badly. sweater shrunk because of poor washing methods. I, can, outside., t, get, to, sleep, because, noise, of, the, etc, because of the noise outside, I cant sleep. Adverbial Clause of Cause Adverbial Clause of Cause Since, [As], we, VE, no, money, we, can, t, buy, it., because we dont have the money, we cant buy it. Seeing, that, it, s, raining, we, indoors., D, better, stay, since its raining outside, wed better stay indoors. Now that you are here you d better stay., since youd better stay here, (Take things as they come.). [note] in addition to the subordinate conjunctions which are familiar to the above reasons, when can sometimes lead to the adverbial clause of reason (when means since) I, won, t, tell, you, when, you, won, listen., t, since you dont want to hear it, I wont tell you. Two, about not... Because structure The negative words in the structure is sometimes negative, sometimes negative, generally have to be made to correct or logical understanding according to the meaning of the sentence. If not is negative, the best use of a comma before because, otherwise it will cause ambiguity, the following sentence in no particular context when there are two kinds of explanation: I, didn, afraid., t, go, because, I, was, I didnt go because I was afraid. I didnt go because I was scared. However, if because has just modification before, not is generally considered to be a negative clause: You, shouldn, t,, get, angry, just, because, some, people, speak, ill, of, you., you dont get angry because someone says something bad about you. Three and because are not customarily used with so Chinese is used to saying because..... So... English, however, is not accustomed to using so and because: B