You can’t create a sentence ending with ‘because’ because ‘because’ is  a conjunction. 🙂

Don’t delve into the ‘factual correctness’ of the sentence. I fact, you CAN create a sentence ending with ‘because’. (e.g. ‘Write a sentence using the word ‘because’.) However, in such sentences, the usage of the word would be as the word itself, rather than as a conjunction.

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Split O[PI]NION

[…] POINT

You’re OVER CLOUD NINE…! 🙂

The letter H.

The question can be split as:

… [T]wo to the right of
(the letter which is immediately to the left of
(the letter that comes three to the right of
(the letter that comes midway between
((the letter two to the left of the letter C)
and the (letter immediately to the right of the letter F)).

Deriving the answer:

“letter immediately to the right of the letter F” is G.
“the letter two to the left of the letter C” is ‘A’.
The “letter that comes midway between” the two (A and G) is ‘D’.
“the letter that comes three to the right of” that is ‘G’.
“the letter which is immediately to the left of” that is ‘F’.
Two to the right of that letter is ‘H’.

You’re a PASSWORD…!

No. 2

Position of eyes (pupils) different from others.