IELTS TOEFL Writing: due to & due to the fact that

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I did it in February. But still the same

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[@viviam]

It's new for me the disadvantages of "due to" that you mentioned... I have been using this in my writings and I didn't even know about it. Thank you! I'll avoid it. The "for smth+ing" seems a great option.

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[@David-nu2wm]

Hi Adam, Since "mobile" could be also understood as a noun, if reading the sentence quickly, I would personally write the sentence as follows: "Sales of mobile devices have soared in recent years due to the fact that internet connections are widely available and that customers are BECOMING (increasingly) mobile themselves." What do you think? Would you put "increasingly" before or after the verb? Thanks.

[@thebasiclife4319]

Hi ,i stumble on ur video and find it very interesting, if we are not sure whether to use! We can use the word (Through)

[@ranyroeurn6147]

Thank you, teacher.

[@harmankaur1937]

Thanks adam, plz tell other options to replace them

[@MT-bg6pj]

As a result/as a result of; this trend is a consequence of; the phenomenon is explained by; in turn (to demonstrate the sequence of events)

[@joeche7461]

Thank you

[@rakeshkumarmadella7955]

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[@i7boxing]

Hello, please in brief about owing to , on account of, as a result of

[@martha8913]

They are really satisfied with him because of the fact that how intelligent he is. Is this sentence correct, Adam? Is it possible to use how followed by an adjective or adverb after the fact that?

[@hirmodi5324]

Hi sir, could you please explain me due to which use in sentence. Thank you

[@viejajulia9195]

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[@sinahosseinian8679]

Hey Adam, do you recommend using "owing to" in the exam?

[@abuzafor8523]

hello sir! I' m studies GMAT and faces lots of grammatical mistakes, please make some video on GMAT sentence correction part

[@jasenglishlab8343]

Hi Adam....thanks for the video. I have one question. Can we use the word "for" instead of "because" in Writing.. is the world "for" informal??? Similarly, are the words "like so, but, or, yet:......etc.. informal?? Can we use them in Writing module???

[@مقاطعمتنوعة-ت4ن]

4:13 Teachers in other channels warn students of using (so) in the IELTS writing

[@مقاطعمتنوعة-ت4ن]

What about (on account of) and (owing to ) ?

[@kefyalewhailukebede1930]

I want definition and examples about due to the fact that...

[@subhasmitapradhan5089]

Hello sir, yet/notwithstanding....difference????

[@Arman-ri6yo]

Hi Adam, I have a question, can we apply certain templates for integrated writing task? Thanks

[@timhsu8892]

the problem i have is if we start a sentence with it.. I was always taught not to start a sentence with because and so i would want to start the sentence with due to the fact. if its in the middle of the sentence i have no issues with using because. just at the beginning when teachers use to mark off for starting a sentence with because.

[@ashutosh2607]

Please be regular

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[@preetpvnbhangu2195]

Sir, suggest me some tip for writing & reading bcz my exam 20th oct,,plz hlp me

[@junedpathan221]

Can i use due to ...........to start my sentence.... For example Due to advancement in technology, people are becoming lazy. Please answer .

[@MdZakir-sz8mf]

Hi sir I am called Shahid Hussain from India. I have got a question, please solve it cos i can't find a solution to it even in books that I have got. Here is my Question He is gone to America. He has gone to American. He is dead and He has dad. What's the difference?

[@hassn7750]

hi

[@rarasdfa12312]

Before u recommended to use "due to the fact " and now u suggest to avoid to use it, wtf

[@ellyreads4886]

I doubt about that; however, sometimes the use of language changes over the course of several years, and that it was recommended at some point, then it's overused now. I think it just happens.

[@rishadtahjeeb3678]

@@ellyreads4886 there might be situational cases where you might have to use it. It shouldn't be completely avoided, but you should seek better, or rarer options.

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