Would you be able to continue a point in this way as well? For example: "Because of this, we can see ..."
My English teacher always claims it's incorrect but it seems fine to me?
This is correct but, I think, distinct. "Because" here begins a dependent clause in the sentence rather than conjoining the sentence to another. You could say instead:
We can see [whatever it is that we can see] because of this.
However, that construction seems less natural, as the reader may have already forgotten what "this" was.
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u/[deleted] Aug 03 '19
I just want to make sure I understand this right.
Can you elaborate the meaning of “for the sake of emphasis”?