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Key Points: Using English Sentence Connectors

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Guide to English sentence connectors.

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Introduction to Connectors

Sentence connectors link ideas and show relationships. Today we cover because, because of, but, so, and due to.

2

Because vs Because of

Because introduces a reason for an action. It is a conjunction that connects a dependent clause to the main clause:

I stayed home because I was tired.


Because of introduces a reason using a noun or noun phrase. It is followed by a noun/noun phrase:

We canceled the trip because of the bad weather.

3

But

But shows a contrast between two ideas. Use it to introduce expected vs. unexpected information:


She studied hard but failed the test.

4

So

So indicates effect or result. It connects actions and outcomes:


It was rainy so we stayed indoors.

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Due to

Due to explains a reason with a noun phrase, like because of. Example: The game was canceled due to rain.

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