Because and because of are both used to introduce meaning but there is a common mistake that you must avoid with what comes afterwards!
In this episode I am answering a question by a student around these two words. I tell you what the difference is between the two, the structures that you can use as well as several sentence examples to illustrate the difference between the two.
I also touch on the pronunication which is almost like a contraction as we say these words very fast!
I also give some tips about how to look after yourself and your wellbeing whilst learning a language.
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