The document discusses different types of connectors used to join sentences. It separates connectors into categories and provides examples of how to use "because" and "because of" in sentences. "Because" is used before a clause to connect two ideas, such as stating the baby is crying because he is hungry. "Because of" places the noun after the reason, for example, staying inside because of the bad weather or not being able to play sports because of an illness.

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2. CONNECTORS:
The connectors or conjunctions are words we use to
join two or more sentences or two words within the
same sentence. Here are the most common connectors
grouped into categories.
For example:
- Because
- Because of
- Beside
- Besides
- But
- Although
- However
- Or

3. BECAUSE
We use because before a clause (a sentence subject
verb and complement).
For example:
- * The baby is crying because he is hungry.
El bebé está llorando porque tiene hambre.
* I went to sleep because I was tired.
Fuí a dormir porque estaba cansado.

4. BECAUSE OF
We use because of when you put the noun after the
reason.
For example:
*They stayed in because of the bad weather.
Ellos se quedaron en casa debido al mal tiempo.
*She can not play sports because of her illness.
Ella no puede hacer deportes debido a su
enfermedad.

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