Cause Connection Answer Key

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.