sayantanc2k wrote:
sleepynut wrote:
Hi,
The cancellation of meeting is due to the heavy rain.
The meeting is cancelled because of the heavy rain.
should it be :
the confusion experienced by average consumer is due to.... for the correct usage of due to?
But again,this modification will create dangling modifier since purchasing doesn't modify the confusion.
Please advise
Thanks.
The cancellation of meeting is due to the heavy rain.
The meeting is cancelled because of the heavy rain.
should it be :
the confusion experienced by average consumer is due to.... for the correct usage of due to?
But again,this modification will create dangling modifier since purchasing doesn't modify the confusion.
Please advise
Thanks.
Excellent observation! The correct usage in A should be "because of", not "due to".
Consumer experiences because
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