Masterscorp wrote:
lary301254M7 wrote:
GMATNinja gave an example on the use of "Due to" vs "because of"
XXX's success on GMAT exam is due to his hard work.
Due to is used to modify noun whereas because of modify's verb.
YO-YO MA is the most celebrated cellist, due to his wide-ranging repertoire.
due to is being used to modify "is the most celebrated cellist"
I'd argue you have to say something like this, "Yo-Yo Ma's successful career is due to his wide-ranging
e-GMAT has another
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