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jackinaboxx
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Nothing in essence, both can be used, and "på grund af" is most often used. You most encounter "grundet" in official writing.
3 years ago
Isaac_Luna_
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Shouldn't "it is not your fault" also be accepted? I reported it anyway.
3 years ago
-Zorua-
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I don't think so, exactly. "It is not your fault" is for negative things, whereas "It is not because of you" could be almost anything.
3 years ago
