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1. His failure is mainly due to his carelessness.
2. His failure is mainly because of his carelessness.
3. His failure is mainly owing to his carelessness.
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Are they all the same and grammatical?
2. His failure is mainly because of his carelessness.
3. His failure is mainly owing to his carelessness.
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Are they all the same and grammatical?
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All mean the same thing. Sentence 2 has the best phrasing of all.
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