As far as the expressions of words which show the reason, there are lots of linking words which work in English grammar,

As a learner of any language, the first and foremost important thing is that aware of yourself such words which make your words impactful as a comparison to others, many of them, are there, using words for the sake of using but if ask them, why do you use them? the answers are surprised me as well as you, they don't even know how it works in the statement.

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Linking words/joiners can enhance your statement and make your statements impactful but first, you should know how to use them and what is the purpose to use them.

What is the meaning of linking words?

Such words make your statements expressive, and longer or help to create a statement into a paragraph such words are known as linking words, conjunctions, and joiners.

Because of, because, due to, owing to, since, and as,

All the words are mentioned earlier, in the paragraph, they are acknowledged or expertise in explaining "reasons"

Due to, because of, owing to, there are known as a preposition,

Preposition help to join words, words known as noun and pronoun,

Here is the structure to use them,

Because of + noun/ pronoun,

Due to + noun/pronoun,

Owing to + noun/pronoun,

A pronoun must be in an objective case,

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Ex:- Because of disagreement of performance, Indian has been divided into parts.

Ex:- Due to the omicron variant, the government is still in a state of confusion.

As in part of conjunction, they have the priority to join the statements, clauses, sub-clauses,

Ex:- Because of the lack of awareness of omicron, several cases are seen in the country.

Ex:- Virat kholi is the great captain of the Indian team because of his captaincy Indian team won many series.

Ex:- they did not come to his birthday party as they had lots of work pressure.

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