This is called a compound-complex sentence: As soon as the children heard the bell, they started shouting and embracing one another. Here we have two main clauses: They started shouting.

LONE TREE, Colo. — A day after a man was banned from a Lone Tree apartment complex, he returned there and set fire to a vehicle inside the parking garage, according to an arrest affidavit.

It’s hard to argue with that example, which leads to just one conclusion: Sometimes “because” can create a noun clause, which means that “the reason is because” is grammatical.

As author Simon Winchester wrote for The New York Times, there’s one English word in particular that’s deceptively simple: run. As a verb, it boasts a record-setting 645 definitions.

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Instead, they are putting together sophisticated "sentences" to express detailed ... Elephants have such complex communication that they may even have names for each other, as Salon has previously ...