 46  bow (noun) |
part of a set with arrows (pronounced like owe) |
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bow (noun, verb) |
boat front; a male's form of curtsy, bending at the waist; comply (pronounced like cow) |
because vs. since
Rule. Because and since can be used almost interchangeably although because always indicates cause and effect and since is used for a relationship or time.
Example: Since I have some extra money, I will buy shoes. (not cause and effect)
Example: I will go to the game because my daughter is on the team.
(cause and effect)
Example: I have wanted to talk to you since yesterday. (time)
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been |
form of be used with has or have |
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bin |
container |
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bell |
chime or alarm; a signal |
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belle |
beautiful or charming woman |
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berth |
a boat dock; bedroom or bed |
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birth |
being born; beginning |
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better |
of higher quality |
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bettor |
someone who places bets |
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between |
(see among) |
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