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Advanced Causal Clauses — Proposizioni Causali B2·Considerato Che — Formal Causal Clauses in Official Documents
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Rule reminder

'Considerato che' (given that / considering that) introduces a causal subordinate clause with the INDICATIVE mood. It is used in formal reports, official letters, meeting minutes, and academic writing. Related forms: 'considerata la' + noun (when the noun is feminine), 'tenuto conto che' (taking into account that), 'atteso che' (very formal/legal: whereas). All present the reason as an established, verifiable fact.

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Which of the following is the correct formal equivalent of 'considerato che' used in very high-register legal acts and EU documents?

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