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Clauses of cause.
In English, words that join two sentences are called conjunctions. When you want to add a clause that gives a reason for a situation, use a conjunction like as, because or since.
Since he was late, we went out without him.
The clause with as, because or since can begin the sentence:
As it went on raining, we had to stop the match. Or it can come after the main clause:
We had to stop playing because it was raining a lot.
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Match a sentence on the right with one on the left.
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They didn’t play tennis
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Ben wasn’t hungry
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The room was too smoky
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Anne was late
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Rewrite the following sentences with as, since, because. Forms can be used only once.
Example: She was thirsty so she drank a glass of water.
She drank a glass of water because she was thirsty.
a. The streets were covered with snow, so she drove carefully.
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b. I was confused, so I asked him to explain the problem in more detail.
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c. Their daughter graduated, so they had a party.
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So, because or since?
Example: I didn’t go because I was feeling awful.
a. We didn’t receive your package there was a postal strike.
b. My computer was down I couldn’t finish the report.
c. Fruit and vegetables cost more there was such dry weather this summer.
d. There were gale force winds we couldn’t leave port.
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