Cause Connection

Students read each sentence and determine whether because or because of is used correctly. If the sentence contains an error, they rewrite it using the correct connector; if the sentence is correct, they write “Correct.” The worksheet reinforces the rule that because introduces a clause with a subject and verb, while because of is used before a noun or noun phrase. By analyzing sentence structure and revising errors, students strengthen grammar accuracy and deepen understanding of cause-and-effect relationships in writing.

Curriculum Matched Skills

English Language Arts – Grammar: Conjunctions and Connectors

English Language Arts – Sentence Revision

English Language Arts – Cause-and-Effect Reasoning

English Language Arts – Vocabulary and Structure

This worksheet is part of our Because vs. Because Of Worksheets collection.