Because vs Becuse
Learn why “because” is correct and “becuse” is a common typo.
becuse
Incorrect spelling - Becuse removes the “a” and is incorrect.
"becuse" is a common misspelling of "because". Always use "because" when referring to the correct word.
because
Correct spelling - The proper way to spell this word.
Because means for the reason that.
Definition of because
"because": Because means for the reason that.
This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing.
Synonyms for because
- • since
- • as
- • for the reason that
Usage Examples
"Correct:" I stayed home because it rained.
"Correct:" She left because she was tired.
"Correct:" He smiled because he won.
"Incorrect:" I stayed home becuse it rained.
"Incorrect:" She left becuse she was tired.
Notes:
- • Spell it: be-cause (be + reason).
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Correct spelling?
A: Because.
Q: Is 'becuse' correct?
A: No.
Q: Meaning?
A: For the reason that.
Q: Example?
A: I left because I was late.
Q: Tip?
A: Always include the 'a'.
Summary
""Because" is correct; 'becuse' is a missing-letter typo."