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Advanced Causal Clauses — Proposizioni Causali B2·A Causa Di vs Grazie A — Negative vs Positive Cause
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Rule reminder

'A causa di' (because of / due to) introduces a NEGATIVE cause — something bad or undesirable. 'Grazie a' (thanks to) introduces a POSITIVE cause — something that helped or produced a good outcome. Both are followed by a noun or pronoun (not a verb clause).

A Causa Di vs Grazie A — Negative vs Positive Cause1 / 10

Ha vinto la gara _____ il suo allenamento costante.

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→ Poiché, Siccome, Perché — Position in Sentence→ Giacché and Dal Momento Che — Formal Causal Clauses→ In Quanto — Formal Written Italian→ Visto Che vs Dato Che
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