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- 11-Nov-2011, 06:18 #1
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How to use "because of" and "due to"? Hello. I would like to know how to connect the following two sentences using "because of" and "due to": Visitors are not allowed to park here. It is a private parking area.
Would be the two following sentences correct?
Visitors are not allowed here because of being a private parking area.
Due to a private parking area visitors are not allowed to park here.
Thank you!Last edited by matanga; 15-Nov-2011 at 13:09.
- 11-Nov-2011, 06:19 #2
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Re: How to use "because of" and "due to"? We like to encourage people to try these things for themselves first. Please post an attempt of your own and we will be happy to comment.
Originally Posted by matanga 
- 15-Nov-2011, 13:13 #3
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: How to use "because of" and "due to"? Thank you for the comment, I have edited my question.
- 15-Nov-2011, 13:32 #4
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Teacher Re: How to use "because of" and "due to"? "Hello. I would like to know how to connect the following two sentences using "because of" and "due to": Visitors are not allowed to park here. It is a private parking area. Originally Posted by matanga
Would be the two following sentences correct?
Visitors are not allowed here because of being a private parking area.
Due to a private parking area visitors are not allowed to park here.
Thank you!"
Try again paying close attention to the wording of the two original sentences.
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