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Rewrite the sentences using different prepositions and phrases for "because of".
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2 steps2. on account of (reason):
"On account of" means because of or due to. It is used to introduce the reason or cause for something.
Question 6 (DoK 3: Strategic Thinking) – 4 marks
Rewrite the first sentence using a different preposition.
Original: "The book is on the shelf."
The student's attempt "The book is in the shelf" is incorrect as "in" implies inside, not resting on a surface. A suitable alternative preposition for "on" in this context is "upon".- Rewritten: The book is upon the shelf.
Rewrite the second sentence using a different phrase for "because of".
Original: "He left because of the rain."
The phrase "because of" indicates a reason. A common alternative phrase with the same meaning is "on account of".- Rewritten: He left on account of the rain.
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