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Also, "cause" isn't synonymous to "because". Cause is a noun (or verb), and it is the reason or root of an action or a situation.

An example would be:
Amy's actions are the cause of Linox deviating from the original story.

Just a little too for the future (◠‿・)—☆

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I always kinda suck in vocab, so this is a really good reminder <3

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Actually, " 'cause " is short for "because". A lot of people just forget the apostrophe, but it normally doesn't matter that much when context is given. So it has more than one meaning

I agree. It’s a slang word of because. People, usually in western countries, use this when they’re talking casually. They rarely used “ ‘cause” in written because it doesn’t sound formal and it’s meant for casual conversations. Still, you can write this since it’s a shortcut and it shows the same context like gonna, imma, etc... (⌒▽⌒)

I agree. It’s a slang word of because. People, usually in western countries, use this when they’re talking casually. They rarely used “ ‘cause” in writing because it doesn’t sound formal and it’s meant for casual conversations. Still, you can write this since it’s a shortcut and it shows the same context like gonna, imma, etc... (⌒▽⌒)

Goodness ahaha ok so like ('cause) and (cause) has 2 different meaning right?
and ('cause) and (because) are the same but there's an apostrophe.

eg. "Because of you my pen broke"
" 'Cause of you my pen broke" (slang)

"You are the cause of my broken pen"

It's something like that right?

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Yes!

I know that 'cause is short for because, but there's still a difference so I thought it'd be important to point out. And using 'cause would be the equivalent of using cuz, which isn't very formal and didn't really fit with the story.

But you're right, I should've mentioned that as well.