Cause Prepositions: 'As a result of' and 'Owing to'
Practice using cause prepositions such as as a result of and owing to. Understand how to express reasons and consequences within sentences.
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Identify the prepositional phrase of cause: 'The bridge was closed as a result of the flood.'
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Find the prepositional phrase of cause: 'Owing to bad weather, the event was cancelled.'
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Which prepositional phrase means the same as 'because of'?
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Identify the phrase showing cause: 'As a result of practice, she won first place.'
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Find the cause phrase: 'The flowers withered owing to a lack of water.'
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Which phrase gives the cause? 'The floor was slippery as a result of the spill.'
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Identify the prepositional phrase of cause: 'The train was delayed owing to fog.'
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Complete sentence: 'He scored well ___ studying hard.'
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Find the cause phrase: 'The player left the pitch owing to an injury.'
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Which phrase explains WHY? 'Trees fell down as a result of strong winds.'
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Identify the prepositional phrase: 'Tickets sold out owing to high demand.'
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Find the prepositional phrase of cause: 'As a result of the heatwave, ice cream melted fast.'
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Choose the cause preposition: 'School was closed ___ heavy snowfall.'
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Identify the cause phrase: 'As a result of teamwork, we finished on time.'
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Which phrase tells the cause? 'Buses were redirected owing to road damage.'