Cause Prepositions: Identifying 'Because of' and 'Due to'
Identify and use the cause prepositions because of and due to in sentences. Learn how these phrases explain the reason behind an action or event.
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Identify the prepositional phrase of cause: 'The match was cancelled because of the rain.'
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Find the prepositional phrase of cause: 'The bus was late due to heavy traffic.'
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Which prepositional phrase shows a cause or reason?
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Which prepositional phrase shows cause in: 'Flight delayed ___ bad weather'?
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Identify the phrase showing cause: 'We could not see because of the fog.'
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Find the cause phrase: 'Ben missed school due to illness.'
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Which part is the prepositional phrase of cause? 'Because of his hard work, Paul passed.'
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Identify the phrase showing reason: 'The car stopped due to a flat tyre.'
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Complete sentence: 'The picnic was postponed ___ the strong wind.'
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Find the prepositional phrase of cause: 'Traffic moved slowly due to roadworks.'
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Identify the cause phrase: 'He could not sleep because of the noise.'
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Which phrase gives the cause? 'Due to dry weather, the grass turned brown.'
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Find the prepositional phrase of cause: 'My boots got dirty because of the mud.'
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Identify the prepositional phrase showing cause: 'The lights went out due to a power outage.'
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Which phrase explains WHY? 'The plants froze because of the frost.'