Common Mistakes in English Grammar

Using "because of the fact that" instead of "because"

One common mistake in English grammar is using the phrase "because of the fact that" when a simple "because" would suffice. This phrase is redundant and can make your sentences longer and less concise.

For example, instead of saying:

• "I couldn't attend the party because of the fact that my car broke down."

You can simply say:

• "I couldn't attend the party because my car broke down."

By removing the unnecessary phrase, you make your sentence clearer and more direct.

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