as, because, or since

As, because, and since are three conjunctions that introduce subordinate clauses connecting a result and a reason: She decided to go to the conference in Seoul, as he was in Korea anyway. Are you mad at me because I opened the letter? Sujin teaches her students on Google Meet, since she lives in Spain. Because We use because when we want to focus more on the reason. More commonly, the because cl..

2022.06.17

For vs. Since

For For + a period of time in the past, present, or future: for + [과거, 현재, 미래] 기간 He lived in Gwangju for 5 years and then he moved. We have lived in Gwangju for a couple of months. They are goint to stay in Seoul for 5 days and then they are going to Gwangju for a day. Since Since + a point in time in the past: since + 과거의 한 시점 She has lived in Gwangju since 1980. They have lived in Seoul since..

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