There are 3 bands named The Cause;

1) The Cause is a punk/rock/emo b… Read Full Bio ↴There are 3 bands named The Cause;

1) The Cause is a punk/rock/emo band from STL, MO. The band consists of four members; Derek Mabie (vocals, guitar), Jarrod Cardinal (guitar, backup vocals), Jeremy Tripp (bass, backup vocals), and Ben Majchrzak (drums).

2) The Cause is also a chill rock band from Chatham, NY. Consisting of Joey Ulmer (Drums, Vocals), Chris Meier (bass), Phelan McGreal(Guitar, Vocals).

3) The Cause were an early 90's techno band, consisting of Craig Walsh, Lindsay Edwards and Scott Braithwaite.

4)The Cause is a four piece Rock band based out of Chico, CA. Front man/Guitarist Jeremy Hayes and Bassist Aaron McIntyre established the band in 2008, developing the framework for their unique brand of rock and roll over the next 2 years. After releasing their first Album (Pause 4 The Cause), Drummer Frank Rawr, and Lead Guitarist Dustin Rowles left the band. Following their leave, Lead guitarist Logan Ancheta and Drummer/Percussionist Ian McMahon joined the band, evolving The Cause into the harmonic performance that exists today. With the new line up, all 4 members of The Cause sing and play instruments, producing a full ensemble of musical joygasm to the ear. You're welcome:)
The band has recently completed recording and mastering their 2nd album in The Origami Lounge (chico, ca), and are due to release in Fall 2012. The band is planning on finishing out the remainder of 2012 by hitting the scene hard to promote the new album (Uneducated and Angry). Plans are in the making all ready for the 3rd album, which The Cause will be grinding to start recording again as early as WInter 2012.
www.reverbnation.com/thecausechico

Because
The Cause Lyrics

A year ago I didn't know were I was
Six months ago I did it just for fun
Three months ago were such a bore
I thought I wanted so much more
Yesterday I realized I did it
Just because

Just last week I saw her again
Never got along and I hate her friends
She told me I was still a jerk

I try not to laugh but then I smirked
Everything it was I did it
Just because

Just Because ( I did it all for fun)
Just Because ( I took all you had)
Just Because ( And you know this man)

Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid

Written by: Andrew Bailey, Clint Gramza, Clint Weis, Phil Lawrence

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@prashantmishra1994

38w↑2

Hi Christine! Your lesson is unique because you cause us to rectify minor errors and how to differentiate similar sounding words.
Thanks & regards.

@SpeechModification

37w

Thanks for your support!

@katelee366

29w↑1

I have been learning English for years now and today I learnt that I was pronouncing the word “because” incorrectly, “beekoz”. Thank you so much, it was very helpful to finally learn to pronounce it the right way!

@SpeechModification

29w

Thanks for watching! There are some native speakers who say "bee CAUSE," so it's not actually wrong, but the way I describe in the video is more common and also helpful for saying the word fluently and smoothly.

@axelfernandez3540

1y↑2

I just realized I’ve always said this word wrong. I thought the correct pronunciation started with “Bee” instead of the short “bi”

@deroxanlit4181

2y↑1

Can you do a video on how to pronounce public ? Can you do more video on linking words and intonation?? Please

@SpeechModification

2y↑1

Thanks for the suggestions! Sure I can cover "public" in a future class, and I will be doing more linking and intonation videos as well.

@SpeechModification

1y↑1

Hi, I'll be covering "public" on Monday: https://youtu.be/jbJqLLfOo64

@ana7093

3y↑4

Thank you 😊 very helpful!

@SpeechModification

Thanks for your support!

@Lacrom23

2y↑2

Just what I needed! Thank you

@SpeechModification

Thanks for watching!

@allancavalcante6013

3y↑1

Very nice! thank you so much

@SpeechModification

Thanks for your support!

@AlfheimBeauty

4y↑2

Hey can you do a video on the words colonel and kernel?

@SpeechModification

Yes, I can add it to my word of the day videos! In the meantime, they both have the same pronunciation, "ker-nl."

@SpeechModification

Hi, here's the video: https://youtu.be/BwFnxZPLiG8

@elizabethlorenzo4255

3y↑1

Thanks for this information. I like her explication. I'm mexican and its good learn new things.

@SpeechModification

Thank you!

@rominomi4866

3y↑1

It was helpful thank u❤️

@SpeechModification

Thanks for watching!

@-wil2013

Hello. "Cause" and "Because" have the same /k/ sound, right? But you wrote /c/, do you know how to pronounce /c/ in IPA?

@SpeechModification

Yes, if I wrote /c/ it was an error - the sound is /k/. I use "c" to show the typical spelling. In IPA, /c/ is the voiceless palatal plosive, which is like /k/ but a bit more forward in the mouth. We don't really have it in English, though some say we use it as an allophone of /k/ before front vowel like /i/ or before the /j/ glide (like in the words "key" or "cute").

@-wil2013

4y↑1

I feel that the [c] is similar to the [tʃ]

@SpeechModification

@@-wil2013 could be similar placement - the /tʃ/ is an affricate, so different manner

@pedrosantiago9538

4y↑1

Could you make a video of how to pronounce the word curtain ???

@SpeechModification

Hi, yes, good suggestion. In the meantime, check out this video where I talk about words like "certain" and "button" which have the same ending sound as "curtain."

@pedrosantiago9538

SpeechModification could share the link ?

@SpeechModification

Yes, sorry, that was my intention: https://youtu.be/E0c5rEOgm7g

@SpeechModification

Hi Pedro, I'll be covering "curtain" in Sunday's word of the day class: https://youtu.be/CQFddVU6XnA

@pedrosantiago9538

SpeechModification thank you I’ll be on the class.

@tinamu4701

4y↑1

Could you do how to pronounce cause and cost

@SpeechModification

4y↑1

Good suggestion - if you can get "cause" you'll be able to do "cost" as well. The only difference is the ending sounds - cause = "cawz" and cost = "cawst."

@KOK-sb5oy

3y↑2

Thank you , you're so nice 💛

@SpeechModification

Thanks for your support!

@missionmedico1155

2y↑1

But mam in English songs singers pronounce it differently, I literally don't get how they pronounce 'cause
Mam can you please help me?

@SpeechModification

Hi, sure, maybe you're thinking of how they shorten the word "because" to 'cause. When we say "cause," as in "cause a problem," it as the /ɔ/ "aw" vowel. But when we say 'cause, as in "because" (eg I do it 'cause I can), we say "cuz" with vowel "uh" /ʌ/ like we do in "because."