Because or Because Of
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We stopped playing tennis (because/because of) the rain.
We stopped playing tennis BECAUSE OF the rain.
It was all (because/because of) her that we got into trouble.
It was all BECAUSE OF her that we got into trouble.
We had to hurry indoors (because/because of) it was raining.
We had to hurry indoors BECAUSE it was raining.
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