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Asked: July 14, 20252025-07-14T05:50:18+00:00 2025-07-14T05:50:18+00:00In: Usage

How do I use for this reason versus because of this?

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    2024-11-04T05:32:08+00:00Added an answer on November 4, 2024 at 5:32 am

    Key Difference

    • “For this reason” is a formal phrase often used to introduce a conclusion or result based on prior information. It signals that what follows is a consequence of what was previously mentioned.
    • “Because of this” is used to provide a cause or explanation for something, typically in more casual contexts, and links directly to the preceding reason or situation.

    Breakdown of Each Phrase

    1. “For This Reason”

    • Usage: Use “for this reason” when you want to highlight a consequence or decision that stems from earlier information.
    • Formality: This phrase is more formal, making it suitable for essays, presentations, or professional emails.
    • Example:
      • “The company has been experiencing financial difficulties. For this reason, they decided to restructure the team.”
      • “She has worked very hard over the past year. For this reason, she received a promotion.”

    2. “Because of This”

    • Usage: Use “because of this” to explain why something happened or is true, directly connecting to the previous clause.
    • Formality: This phrase is slightly more casual and is common in both spoken and written English.
    • Example:
      • “It started raining heavily. Because of this, we decided to stay indoors.”
      • “He missed several deadlines. Because of this, his boss was unhappy with his performance.”

    When to Use Each Phrase

    • Use “for this reason” when you want to introduce a decision, result, or a more formal conclusion.
    • Use “because of this” when you are simply explaining a cause-and-effect relationship in a more conversational way.

    Analogy to Remember

    Think of “for this reason” as setting up a formal conclusion, almost like a judge giving a verdict after hearing all the evidence: “For this reason, we find you…” 😊

    On the other hand, “because of this” is more like explaining something to a friend: “This happened, and because of this, we did that.”


    Practice Exercise

    Fill in the blanks with “for this reason” or “because of this”:

    1. The roads were icy this morning. _________, many people arrived late to work.
    2. She dedicated months to studying for the exam. _________, she scored in the top 5%.
    3. There was a power outage in the area. _________, all the shops had to close early.

    Answers:

    1. Because of this
    2. For this reason
    3. Because of this
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