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Advanced Causal Clauses — Proposizioni Causali B2·In Ragione Di — Formal Causal Prepositional Phrases
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Rule reminder

'In ragione di' (by reason of / in view of) is a formal prepositional phrase followed by a noun or noun phrase, not a clause. It is used in official, legal, and academic writing to introduce the objective reason for something. Equivalent expressions: 'a motivo di', 'per ragioni di', 'per via di' (less formal).

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Which formal rewrite of 'Siamo stati multati perché avevamo parcheggiato in divieto' is most appropriate for an official appeal letter?

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