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Reasons in English: How to use AS, SINCE, BECAUSE, BECAUSE OF, DUE TO! Improve English Grammar!

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♪ "Tell me why."♪ Since you want to improve your English, you should watch this English lesson! In today’s English lesson you will learn how to explain why and give reasons using the English expressions: since, as, because, because of, and due to. You will learn the differences between these useful English words, as well as when and how to use them correctly to build English fluency.


By the end of today’s English grammar lesson you will have learned how to explain reasons why and correctly use as, since, because, because of, and due to. This lesson will help you improve your English communication, get higher results on tests like IELTS, and sound like a native English speaker. Thank you for watching, “Reasons in English: How to use AS, SINCE, BECAUSE, BECAUSE OF, DUE TO! Improve English Grammar!” I hope these English expressions will be useful for you as you improve your English and successfully discuss reasons for things when speaking English or writing English. Good luck with your English studies!


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The differences between as, since, because, because of, and due to can be confusing. The differences between the words say, tell, speak, and talk are also commonly confused in English. Watch this lesson to learn more: https://youtu.be/4wKcZwulHUg



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