The document discusses the difference between the conjunctions "because" and "although". It states that "because" introduces an expected or logical outcome, while "although" introduces an unexpected or illogical outcome. It provides examples of sentences using each conjunction to introduce expected and unexpected outcomes.

1. English Item 07-07
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Because vs Although
Expressing expected and unexpected
outcomes
Unexpected Result (although) vs.
Expected Result (because)
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2. English Item 07-07
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Because vs Although
Because and although are listed as conjunctions
in the dictionary. More commonly, they are
described as quot;adverbialsquot; because they
introduce an adverbial clause or phrase that
modifies the verb of the main clause by telling
quot;Why?quot; or quot;Why not?quot;.
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3. English Item 07-07
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Because vs Although
Two types of outcomes can be expressed:
because — introduces a reason: an expected,
predictable or logical outcome
although — introduces an unexpected,
unpredictable or illogical outcome
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4. English Item 07-07
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Because vs Although
Connectors introducing:
AN EXPECTED OUTCOME
Because it was snowing, he wore his winter pants.
VS AN UNEXPECTED OUTCOME
Though it was snowing, he was biking in his shorts.
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Because vs Although
Connectors introducing:
AN EXPECTED OUTCOME
Since he was cold, he put on a parka.
VS AN UNEXPECTED OUTCOME
Although he was cold, he wore only a T-shirt.
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Because vs Although
Connectors introducing:
AN EXPECTED OUTCOME
Now that it is snowing, we'll have to wear warmer clothes.
VS AN UNEXPECTED OUTCOME
Even though there was snow, the schools remained open.
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Because vs Although
Connectors introducing:
AN EXPECTED OUTCOME
Inasmuch as it is snowing, we'll have to delay the event.
VS AN UNEXPECTED OUTCOME
In spite of the fact that it was raining, we went on a picnic.
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Because vs Although
Connectors introducing:
AN EXPECTED OUTCOME
For the reason that it is snowing, we'll have to stay inside.
VS AN UNEXPECTED OUTCOME
It was snowing, yet we went outside and played.
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Because vs Although
Connectors introducing:
AN EXPECTED OUTCOME
Due to the cold temperature, the pipes froze.
VS AN UNEXPECTED OUTCOME
In spite of the cold temperature, the pipes did not freeze.
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10. English Item 07-07
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Because vs Although
Connectors introducing:
AN EXPECTED OUTCOME
On account of the bad weather, people stayed indoors.
VS AN UNEXPECTED OUTCOME
Despite the bad weather, people were out and about.
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Because vs Although
Connectors introducing:
AN EXPECTED OUTCOME
Owing to the bad weather, mail service way delayed.
VS AN UNEXPECTED OUTCOME
Regardless of bad weather, the mail is delivered.
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Because vs Although
Connectors introducing:
AN EXPECTED OUTCOME
Because the meal was very salty, I drank a lot of water.
VS AN UNEXPECTED OUTCOME
Although the meal was very salty, I ate it all.
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13. English Item 07-07
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Because vs Although
Connectors introducing:
AN EXPECTED OUTCOME
Because I didn't get home until 2 o'clock in the morning, I was
really sleepy in class today.
VS AN UNEXPECTED OUTCOME
Although I was really sleepy in class today, I got an A on the test.
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14. English Item 07-07
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Because vs Although
should be “although” since
“because” expresses a
reason behind the result of
something
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