I was late to work because the train was cancelledI was late to work because of the cancellation of the trainI was late to work on account of the cancellation of the trainI was late to work due to the cancellation of the train
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Since the train was cancelled, I was late to work last week
Given that the train has been cancelled, I will be in late to work today
Given that the train was cancelled, I do not believe it was my fault I was late yesterday
because phrase with verb
because of noun
due to noun
on account of noun
. . . . . all these have similar meaning
since phrase with verb, and I don't know if it is a rule but it does not feel comfortable using it with the future
given noun, used when you are stating something as a fact and then making a point of an outcome.
eg given that you have a bike, you could have cycled, so the train cancellation is not a good excuse for being late!
به واسطه ی ، بدلیل
If one thing happens by reason of another, it happens because of it. [formal]The boss retains enormous influence by reason of his position. He pleaded innocent by reason of insanity.
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Synonyms: on account of, through, because of, due to More Synonyms of by reason of
