B1 REASONS
Identifying Reasons
ការស្វែងរកហេតុផល
🎯 Scenario: Planning the Company Picnic.
Tom: Wants to go outdoors.
Lisa: Has concerns about the plan.
Tom: Wants to go outdoors.
Lisa: Has concerns about the plan.
Lisa
Because
Statement: No picnic.
Reason: Heavy rain.
Link: "Because"
Reason: Heavy rain.
Link: "Because"
Tom
Since
Statement: Let's do Sunday.
Reason: Save money (Discount).
Link: "Since" (Same meaning as 'because').
Reason: Save money (Discount).
Link: "Since" (Same meaning as 'because').
Lisa
Due to
Statement: Worried about traffic.
Reason: The marathon.
Link: "Due to" (Formal way to say 'because of').
Reason: The marathon.
Link: "Due to" (Formal way to say 'because of').
Connector Definitions:
"Because"
Used to give a reason. Usually comes in the middle of a sentence.
"Since" / "As"
Synonyms for 'because'. Can be used at the start of a sentence.
"Due to"
Means 'because of'. Usually followed by a Noun (e.g., Due to the rain).
"So"
Shows the RESULT, not the reason. (It rained, SO we stayed home).
Connect the Problem to the Reason:
No Picnic (Saturday)
←
Bad Traffic (Sunday)
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Complete the Sentence:
"We chose Sunday ... it is cheaper."
because
due to
so