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Advanced Causal Clauses — Proposizioni Causali B2·Causal Clauses in Academic Writing
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Rule reminder

Academic Italian uses: 'poiché' and 'dal momento che' for stating research premises; 'in quanto' for theoretical qualifications; causal gerund for compressed, elegant reasoning; 'grazie a' / 'a causa di' for attributing outcomes to factors. Avoid 'siccome' and 'visto che' in academic prose.

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THESIS — 'Non avendo trovato fonti primarie sufficienti, lo studio si basa prevalentemente su fonti secondarie.' This sentence uses:

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→ Causal Clauses in Official Documents→ Causal Clauses in Journalism and News Writing→ Causal Participio Assoluto and Compressed Structures→ Non Tanto Perché... Quanto Perché — Weighing Causes
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