Husband asked, "Do you think it's true that men use 15,000 words a
day and women use double?"
The wife replied, "I think so, The reason has to be because we
have to repeat everything to men."
Is "the reason has to be because" a common usage in colloquial conversations?
Another question!
Does "A have to be B" mean the strong guess(A must be B or I'm sure A is B)?
I learned "the reason is because S+V" is grammatically wrong (although many people use it) as far as I remember my SAT writing class materials correctly.
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