Asked by Courtney

Can you start a sentence off with the word because?
Answered by Limaris
depends, if it's like this one:

Because she broke her leg, she was not able to run the race.

If it's like the one above then yes you can. Does that help?!?
Answered by Ms. Sue
Yes, you can start a sentence with <i>because</i> as long as the sentence also has an independent clause.

Examples:

Because of the rain, we postponed the picnic.

Because her boyfriend was coming to dinner, Dana prepared his favorite foods.

Answered by Limaris
Precisely! : )
Answered by Courtney
Thank You very helpful the both of you!! Good work
Answered by Limaris
aww thank you very much, i'm glad i can help! ;>
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