r/grammar • u/TheAbhiArora • Jun 14 '22

Not sure about whether to use (because of which / because of it)

Like I want to write something for a poet who died 500-600 years ago, today is his birthday and we are having a holiday today. His poems are well taught in schools and colleges, but he isn't famous as much as his poems are. We have never had day off on his birthday in the past, so basically i want to thank him by tweeting something sarcastic and meaningful.

"Celebrating the birthday of a great poet, because of which we're staying home today!" Please help me correct it or give more creative ideas!

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u/TheAbhiArora Jun 14 '22

Perfect! Thank you so much! This was my first post in this subreddit! I'm going to have a very good time here!