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Key Difference
Breakdown of Each Phrase
1. “For This Reason”
2. “Because of This”
When to Use Each Phrase
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”:
Answers: