Andijan state university faculty of foreign languages department of grammar of the English language

For\Since the children are staying at their grandmothers,let’s go out for the evening.

He was an hour late because\due to he missed the bus.

The road is closed as a result \for of an oil spillage.

As\since long as you are here ,why don’t you stay for lunch?

For\as it’s raining outside ,let’s take a taxi.

The hotel was fully booked. Therefore\on the grounds that we at a guest house.

I borrowed your pen since\due to you weren’t using it.

For\Since I don’t know Becks very well, I’ve decided not to go to their party.

I will take a taxi as\due to I don’t know the way.

Because\Due to the traffic, I arrived at the office late.

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3.2. System of exercises on adverbial modifier of cause for drilling


Execise-1. Make up dialogue .
Find and underline the adverbial modifier of cause.
1. Being ambitious to get ahead socially and financially, he was very careful of whom or with whom he talked.
2. Measuring twenty by twenty-four and finished in imitation cherry, with a set of new Sheraton parlor furniture it presented a quaintly harmonious aspect.
3 .Uncle Seneca was married now, having, because of his wealth, attracted the attention of a poor but ambitious Philadelphia society matron;
4. He had, because of his naturally common-sense ideas and rather pleasing disposition built up a sound and successful business here.
5. Learning what the state of the flour market was, and offering his surplus at the very rate he would have expected to get for it if there had been no prospective
6. No attention being paid to these manual applications, and the turn-cock having turned on the water, the engine turns off amidst the shouts of the boys; it pulls up once more at the work-house, and the beadle “pulls up” the unfortunate householder next day, for the amount of his legal reward.
7. As to the churchwardens and overseers, we exclude them altogether, because all we know of them is, that they are usually respectable tradesmen, who wear hats with brims inclined to flatness, and who occasionally testify in gilt letters on a blue ground, in some conspicuous part of the church, to the important fact of a gallery having being enlarged and beautified, or an organ rebuilt
8. The airplane was detained because of the fog and wind.
9. She was shaking with cold and fever.