Connecting Words Quiz

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Which word is the most formal for explaining a reason?

  • Due to (correct)
  • Since
  • Because
  • As

What is the structure used with 'due to'?

  • Due to + verb
  • Due to + noun (correct)
  • Due to + adjective
  • Due to + adverb

Which word is described as more conversational and less formal than 'due to'?

  • Since
  • As
  • Due to
  • Because (correct)

Which word is used to explain a reason and is also described as more conversational and less formal than 'due to'?

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What structure is used with 'because'?

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Study Notes

Formal and Conversational Language

  • The most formal word for explaining a reason is 'due to'.

Phrase Structure

  • The structure used with 'due to' is: [Noun] + is + [adjective] + due to + [reason].

Conversational Language

  • The word 'because' is more conversational and less formal than 'due to'.
  • The word 'since' is also more conversational and less formal than 'due to', and is used to explain a reason.

Phrase Structure with 'Because'

  • The structure used with 'because' is: [Independent Clause] + because + [Dependent Clause].

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