Wow! This is a good lesson to learn how to use due to and because of. 1. What was the reason for smoke in the home ? Burning cake in the oven . ans- due to 2. Why does kelly love Skiing ? Because of the experiences she had as a kid with her parents . ans - Because of 3. Why is every worker striking ? Because of the low wages they're provided . ans -Because of 4. What is the reason for our concerns ? the lack of details provided in the contract. ans-due to 5. Why did I park my car down the street ? because of the road construction. ans - because of 6. what is the reason of the restaurant's success? the head chief's creative menu and her business partner's ma. ans -due to I am so much flourished by this content . Thank you mem .
This is a grammer pattern that no one dares to give a depth explanation on.But you did. 1. Your ability to give a brief explanation on the grammer patterns is mainly due to your deep knowledge of grammar. 2. You amizingly explained their difference because of the deep knowelegde you have on grammer aspect. Thanks i really found it helpful.
Wow this is so helpful! I have been using them interchangeably all the times but didn’t realize there is such an important difference until now! Thank you very much!
Never thought of "due" as an adjective in the phrase "due to". Although it makes total sense. To my embarrassment, the only difference I thought there was between "due to" and "because of" was the level of formality. That's a very eye-opening video.
Thank you so much 🙏 I really appreciate the help 💕 The tip where if you can use "caused by" in the sentence, means its a "due to" sentence really helped a ton!
What I got from your lesson is that I use because of when I want to describe for Verb and "due to" for subject. 😊😊😊. Below are my answers. 1. due to 2. Because of 3. Because of 4. Due to 5. Because of 6. Due to
👏thanks it was useful . In fact, I ‘ve never understood the difference. Finally, in the last part I find difficult the second sentence because of the gerund🎉
In Turkish we have an idiom which means "a common mistake is far better than a correct, rarely used vocabulary". As a champion of descriptive way of linguistics, I believe we'd sometimes better let people do as they wish.
🎉The smoke in the home was due to the burning cake in the oven. Kelly loves skiing because of the experiences she had as a kid with her parents. Every worker is striking because of the low wages they’re offered. Our concerns were due to the lack of details provided in the contract. I parked my car down the street because of the road construction. The restaurant’s success is due to the head chef’s creative menu and her business partner’s marketing skills.
Thanks for the question. We would not include a gerund with 'owing to.' Here's an example of how we could use it: She missed the meeting *because* of traffic. *Owing to* the traffic, she missed the meeting.
Hey! Annemarie! Looking at your examples, I have the impression that we use "Because of" in the active voice and "due to" in the passive voice. I don't know if I'm crazy 😂... or it was just a coincidence or if there's foundation in what I'm saying. Could you clarify for me? Thank so much for wondeful class! ❤
Good observation and good question. 'Due to' is commonly used in the passive form and it follows the 'to be' verb. That said, you'll often hear it used just like 'because of.' Particularly in spoken communication. For example, it would not be uncommon to hear: Due to her hard work and dedication, Laura got promotion at work.
Hi my name is Ivonne Im struggling with my english, since I move to Italy, It's been a while since I didn't speak in english, well here are my answers... 1. Due to 2. because of 3. because of 4. due to 5.because of 6.because of
1)reason for SMOKE- due to 2)reason for LOVING skiing- because of 3) reason for CONCERNS- due to 4) reason for PARKING the car down the streets- because of 5) reason for SUCCESS of the restraunt- due to
Hi Annemarie! I've just found a bunch of sentences with 'due to' and they don't seem to follow the rule, e.g., 1. The field trip was cancelled due to the snow storm. 2. Some students may not be able to graduate on time due to cancelled classes. 3. Due to the economic downturn, the housing market is starting to weaken. 4. Due to the high price of gas, the Jones family had no choice but to travel everywhere by bike. Are those sentences incorrect?
The smoke in the home was due to the burning cake in the oven. Kelly loves skiing because of the experiences she had as a kid with her parents. Every worker is striking because of the low wages they’re offered. Our concerns were due to the lack of details provided in the contract. I parked my car down the street because of the road construction. The restaurant’s success is due to the head chef’s creative menu and her business partner’s marketing skills.
“He was forced to resign due to ill health” i read somewhere, Is this correct? He was forced to resign because of his ill health. He was forced to resign because of his age.
The smoke in the home was _due to____ the burning cake in the oven. Kelly loves skiing __because of___ the experiences she had as a kid with her parents. Every worker is striking __due to_____ the low wages they’re offered. Our concerns were _due to______ the lack of details provided in the contract. I parked my car down the street __because of___ the road construction. The restaurant’s success is _due to_______ the head chef’s creative menu and her business partner’s marketing skills.
You could certainly say that as 'due to' provides the reason for the disappointment. 'Because of' could also work with a strong focus on explaining why someone apologized.
Answers to the quiz:
Due to
Because of
Because of
Due to
Because of
Due to
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Wow! This is a good lesson to learn how to use due to and because of.
1. What was the reason for smoke in the home ? Burning cake in the oven . ans- due to
2. Why does kelly love Skiing ? Because of the experiences she had as a kid with her parents . ans - Because of
3. Why is every worker striking ? Because of the low wages they're provided . ans -Because of
4. What is the reason for our concerns ? the lack of details provided in the contract. ans-due to
5. Why did I park my car down the street ? because of the road construction. ans - because of
6. what is the reason of the restaurant's success? the head chief's creative menu and her business partner's ma. ans -due to
I am so much flourished by this content . Thank you mem .
Anne Marie THANK YOU SO MUCH for an excellent explanation.
You're welcome. Thank you for watching.
This is a grammer pattern that no one dares to give a depth explanation on.But you did.
1. Your ability to give a brief explanation on the grammer patterns is mainly due to your deep knowledge of grammar.
2. You amizingly explained their difference because of the deep knowelegde you have on grammer aspect.
Thanks i really found it helpful.
Wow this is so helpful! I have been using them interchangeably all the times but didn’t realize there is such an important difference until now! Thank you very much!
Glad it was helpful!
The clarity of this lesson was due to a wonderful explanation. I hope my example is correct. ✌️
Due to is the one of phrasal verb that I’ve never known verb to use ,especially I used “during “. Now I found the way to use it. Thanks a lot
Wonderful information...!!! I never knew this before.
Never thought of "due" as an adjective in the phrase "due to". Although it makes total sense. To my embarrassment, the only difference I thought there was between "due to" and "because of" was the level of formality. That's a very eye-opening video.
Hi Iryna. Thank you for watching. I'm glad the lesson helped to clarify how to use 'because of' and 'due to.'
Thanks a lot for your lessons!
Enjoying every one of them😊
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Thank you. Your explanation of the cause of the common mistakes in this regards is very detailed and helps understanding.
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The tip where if you can use "caused by" in the sentence, means its a "due to" sentence really helped a ton!
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The sentence should be " I perfectly conceived your lesson because of your good explanation." Isn't it?
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wow. very well explained. Got my answers and all of them are correct.
Due to
Because of
Because of
Due to
Because of
Due to
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Hi Annemarie. It's been a pleasure attending your course. It was really clear and helpful. thanks.
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What I got from your lesson is that I use because of when I want to describe for Verb and "due to" for subject. 😊😊😊. Below are my answers.
1. due to
2. Because of
3. Because of
4. Due to
5. Because of
6. Due to
Thank you!
thanks for this vid...it was very interesting
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because of you, I can understand how to use this grammar. thank you so much
I'm glad the lesson was helpful.
I got the concept
Nice video.
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👏thanks it was useful . In fact, I ‘ve never understood the difference. Finally, in the last part I find difficult the second sentence because of the gerund🎉
Thanks a lot I was using the both interchangeably. Would you please advise me on useful grammar. book
Hi there. Grammar in Use is always a good series.
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In Turkish we have an idiom which means "a common mistake is far better than a correct, rarely used vocabulary". As a champion of descriptive way of linguistics, I believe we'd sometimes better let people do as they wish.
Due to, because of, because of, due to, because of, due to.
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🎉The smoke in the home was due to the burning cake in the oven.
Kelly loves skiing because of the experiences she had as a kid with her parents.
Every worker is striking because of the low wages they’re offered.
Our concerns were due to the lack of details provided in the contract.
I parked my car down the street because of the road construction.
The restaurant’s success is due to the head chef’s creative menu and her business partner’s marketing skills.
Great teacher Annamarie!
What if I say '' The trip was canceled due to the heavy rain'' is it correct?
We would more likely use 'because' to answer the question: why was it canceled?
Can we use due to or owing to + a gerund?
Thanks for the question. We would not include a gerund with 'owing to.' Here's an example of how we could use it:
She missed the meeting *because* of traffic.
*Owing to* the traffic, she missed the meeting.
1) Due to; 2) Because of; 3) Because of; 4) Due to; 5) Because of; 6) Due to
The presentation was successful due to her efforts.
Could you please help differentiate use of"
as and since "as reason and result connective
Thank you for the question. Could you add example sentences of each to clarify?
Hey! Annemarie! Looking at your examples, I have the impression that we use "Because of" in the active voice and "due to" in the passive voice. I don't know if I'm crazy 😂... or it was just a coincidence or if there's foundation in what I'm saying. Could you clarify for me? Thank so much for wondeful class! ❤
Good observation and good question. 'Due to' is commonly used in the passive form and it follows the 'to be' verb. That said, you'll often hear it used just like 'because of.' Particularly in spoken communication. For example, it would not be uncommon to hear: Due to her hard work and dedication, Laura got promotion at work.
Ma’am plz tell us what’s the difference between instead of , rather than , despite and inspire of
Thanks for the question! I've noted it down for a future lesson. 😊
Hi my name is Ivonne Im struggling with my english, since I move to Italy, It's been a while since I didn't speak in english, well here are my answers...
1. Due to
2. because of
3. because of
4. due to
5.because of
6.because of
1)reason for SMOKE- due to
2)reason for LOVING skiing- because of
3) reason for CONCERNS- due to
4) reason for PARKING the car down the streets- because of
5) reason for SUCCESS of the restraunt- due to
These are my answers: due to, because of, because of, due to, because of and due to
Well done! 👏
Thank you very much, l enjoy watching the video😊
Hi Annemarie! I've just found a bunch of sentences with 'due to' and they don't seem to follow the rule, e.g., 1. The field trip was cancelled due to the snow storm. 2. Some students may not be able to graduate on time due to cancelled classes. 3. Due to the economic downturn, the housing market is starting to weaken. 4. Due to the high price of gas, the Jones family had no choice but to travel everywhere by bike. Are those sentences incorrect?
Thanks for the question. The rules shared in the video are accurate. However, these rules are often broken, especially in spoken communication.
The revealing of a light, due to foreign universities.❤❤❤❤
The smoke in the home was due to the burning cake in the oven.
Kelly loves skiing because of the experiences she had as a kid with her parents.
Every worker is striking because of the low wages they’re offered.
Our concerns were due to the lack of details provided in the contract.
I parked my car down the street because of the road construction.
The restaurant’s success is due to the head chef’s creative menu and her business partner’s marketing skills.
1. due to .
2. becuase of
3. becuase of
4.due to
5. becuase of
6. due to
❎️ The picnic was canceled due to inclement weather
✅️ The picnic was canceled because of inclement weather
I'm really certain because the sun rises in the east.❤❤❤❤❤❤
“He was forced to resign due to ill health” i read somewhere, Is this correct?
He was forced to resign because of his ill health.
He was forced to resign because of his age.
The smoke in the home was _due to____ the burning cake in the oven.
Kelly loves skiing __because of___ the experiences she had as a kid with her parents.
Every worker is striking __due to_____ the low wages they’re offered.
Our concerns were _due to______ the lack of details provided in the contract.
I parked my car down the street __because of___ the road construction.
The restaurant’s success is _due to_______ the head chef’s creative menu and her business partner’s marketing skills.
Where are the answers below?
Answers to the quiz are in the first comment under the video. 😉
@Speakconfidentenglish, thank you. I thought they were in the description section (typed out section) at the bottom.
" Due to" should always be preceded by " To be".
The Hawaii volcano eruption is due to rains on the island.
Due to is used as adjectival prepositional phrase. Because of is used as adverbial prepositional phrase.
What about this sentence?
We apologize for the disappointment you encountered due to the late breakfast.
You could certainly say that as 'due to' provides the reason for the disappointment. 'Because of' could also work with a strong focus on explaining why someone apologized.
due to, because of, because of, due to, because of, due to.
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Yeess I feel the power because of gramar 😂, in short "due to" always go after to be verbs, that's all