As vs Due to Exercise

As and due to have very similar meanings but they are used differently.

Similar Subjects:
As / Because / Since / For Differences
Although / In Spite Of
As vs Due to Exercise

Also see:
Because vs because of
In addition vs In addition to

PDFs:
Because (of) / Therefore
Due to / Since / Consequently
1. I couldn’t participate in the tennis tournament my injured leg.

2. my poor eyesight, I need to sit in one of the front seats of the class.

3. I can’t come with you right now I have an exam to study.

4. I had to use the stairs the lift is out of order.

5. he was born in The States, Daniel is an American citizen .

6. I couldn’t get the job lack of my Spanish skills.

7. you are the best player in the team, the coach will probably make you the captain.

8. Nobody can have Tom change his mind he is such a stubborn person.

9. All the students failed the test the teacher's harshness.

10. I can speak French fluently now I lived in Paris for many years.

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