Causal Conjunctions

In the sentence 'Since you ate the ice-cream last night, we don't have any for tonight', what does the word 'since' indicate?

• Cause

• Time

• Result

• Action

_______ the local mall is closed, I have to drive for 2 hours to buy the food stocks.

• Since

• Because of

• In order to

• So

• So that

We have to stay at home during the pandemic Covid-19 ______ we do not go to school and do our learning process online.

• So

• Because

• As

• For

• Since

What is the missing conjunction?

I can't eat that cream cake __________ I am allergic to milk.

• as

• so

• when

• or

What is the missing conjunction?

I had to sit in the shade __________ I was burning in the sun.

• so

• because

• just as

• although

What is the missing conjunction?

I didn't enjoy football this morning __________ I hurt my knee.

• because

• rather

• while

• although

What is the missing conjunction?

I'm reserving my set on the train __________ I don't have to stand.

• when

• so

• while

• although

What is the missing conjunction? I didn't like swimming __________ I have cold.

• unless

• so

• until

• as

What is a causal conjunction?

• A conjunction that introduces a question or inquiry.

• A conjunction that indicates a contrast between two ideas.

• A conjunction that connects two independent clauses without a relationship.

• A conjunction that expresses a cause-and-effect relationship.

Give an example of a causal conjunction.

• because

• if

• although

• unless