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Steven went to the shopping center last Sunday (because/ due to) he needed a new laptop.
because
More and more people get to work late everyday (because of/ since) the heavy traffic in the city centre.
because of
I couldn't come to school two days ago (due to / as) my terrible flu.
due to
(As/ because of) the weather is warm and sunny, the Robertsons are planning to go for a picnic.
As
The mother was angry with her daughter (because/ because of) her laziness and untidiness.
because of
She sat down (because / due to) she was feeling dizzy.
because
We canceled the trip (as/ because of) the bad weather.
because of
I wasn't paying attention to the teacher (so/ lead to) I didn't understand the lesson.
so
Your irresponsible actions (so / lead to) this issue.
lead to
Jane's unhealthy diet (result in/ so) her obesity.
result in
Her stress may (lead to / so) physical illnesses.
lead to
