Because and For Difference and Uses, Here Are Some Sample Sentences

The Because and For difference and its uses in a sentence.

BECAUSE AND FOR DIFFERENCE – The proper uses of “because” and “for”, their difference, and some correct sample sentences.

Creating confusion most of the time is on how to use “for” and “because” in a sentence. Some people confuse them as interchangeable but each actually has proper uses in a sentence. “For” is usually a preposition and sometimes conjunction while “because” is a conjunction and introduces subordinate clauses connecting the result of something with the reason.

USES OF “FOR”:

• as a purpose or answers the questions “What are you here for” and “What are they doing it for”.

Sample:

1. I will leave on Friday for three-day vacation out of town.
2. I always wear this old and oversized shirt for painting.

• to refer someone or answers the “who” question

Sample:

1. I bought this car for my sister.
2. I can cook for 20 people in a day, on average.

• as duration

Sample:

1. I can drive from here to north for over an house.
2. She will go down South for a year.

• as because

1. He is crying, for his mother is in a critical condition.
2. I though I will be hired immediately, for my mother is part of the company’s board of trustees.

USES OF BECAUSE

• “because” is use to focus on the reason of something

Sample sentences:

1. I love to drink coffee because it helps me forget my problems.
2. She cannot let go of him because she loves him so much.
3. They want me removed from the list because they don’t like me.
4. We want you here because you helped us in many ways.
5. My life became happier because of you.

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