Official municipal announcements often use formal causal connectors to explain decisions, such as water rationing during a severe drought.
Debido a (Due to)
Use debido a before a noun to mean "due to" or "because of".
| Due to the drought, there will not be enough water supply. | Debido a la sequía, no habrá suficiente suministro de agua. |
Remember that the preposition a and the masculine article el contract to form al.
| The municipal announcement indicates that they will cut the supply due to the heat. | El aviso municipal indica que cortarán el suministro debido al calor. |
To follow the connector with a conjugated verb instead of a noun, add que to form debido a que (because / due to the fact that).
| We will have to restrict consumption because it is not raining. | Tendremos que restringir el consumo debido a que no llueve. |
| Because the storm destroyed the supply, the hospital will not have water. | Debido a que la tormenta destruyó el suministro, el hospital no tendrá agua. |
A causa de (Because of)
Use a causa de before a noun to mean "because of" or "as a result of". It is very similar to debido a.
| Because of the shortage, the municipal government will close the park. | A causa de la escasez, el gobierno municipal cerrará el parque. |
| Because of this problem, the rationing will affect everyone. | A causa de este problema, el racionamiento afectará a todos. |
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