This document provides guidance on using the conjunctions "because", "since", and "due to" in sentences. It explains that "because" and "since" should be followed by a subject and verb, and can begin sentences, while "due to" should be followed by a noun and can also start sentences. Examples are given for proper usage of each conjunction.

1.  Because
 Since
 Due to

2. Because
 Use a subject and a verb after because.
 The clause with because can be at the
beginning of a sentence.
 I admire my mother because she is my
role model.
 I didn’t come to school beacuse I was
sick
 I went to bet because I was tired.

3. Since
 Use a subject and a verb after since.
 The clause with since can be at the
beginning of a sentence.
Since my aunt helps animals,she is my
role model.
She was famous since she moved to NY

4. Due to
 Use a noun after due to.
 The clause with due to can be at the
beginning of a sentence.
 Nelson Mandela was famous due to his
fight for peace.
 Due to his fight for peace, Nelson
Mandela was famous.