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Graphene on SiC is studied using the first-principles calculation approach. Here, the roles of the [1-100] steps for the growth mechanism are focused on, and are discussed by comparing with the role of the [11-20] step. It has been found that the surface steps play important roles for the graphene growth. These studies provide us fundamental knowledge about the application of graphene on SiC.