adverbial clause, reason

The flight is postponed _________ the weather is bad.

• therefore

• since

• so

• consequently

• because

... you don't believe me, I won't say a word anymore.

• Since

• due to

• because of

• as

• but

John crashed his Truck ... he was driving too fast.

• because

• because of

I was late this morning ... the traffic.

• because

• because of

• as

• since

I came back ... I'd forgotten my briefcase.

• since

• due to

• owing to

• on account of

____________ he was busy, he did not go out to play.

• Since

• Although

• Because

__________ she wanted to fish, she bought a fishing rod.

• Since

• Although

• Because

__________________ the police could not find any clues, they released the suspect.

• Although

• Because

• Since

• But

_____ you talked to Susan about the trip, I just mentioned it to Jim.

• AS

• BECAUSE

WAN is widely used in the field of Business, government, and education _____ it's bigger than the LAN.

• AS

• BECAUSE