I didn’t enjoy the movie because it was too long. → due to, I didn’t enjoy the movie due to its excessive length., He failed the exam because he didn’t study enough. → insufficient, His failure in the exam was caused by insufficient preparation., She’s very good at playing the piano. → excel, She excels at playing the piano., We arrived late, so we missed the beginning of the show. → by the time, By the time we arrived, the show had already started., It’s important to exercise regularly to stay healthy. → necessary, It is necessary to exercise regularly to stay healthy., I think it’s better to take a taxi than walk in the rain. → preferable, It is preferable to take a taxi rather than walk in the rain., The teacher asked the students to hand in their essays on Friday. → required, The students were required to hand in their essays on Friday., I couldn’t go to the party because I was sick. → prevented, I was prevented from going to the party because I was sick., He started learning English when he was a child. → since, He has been learning English since he was a child., They are planning to move to another city next year. → intend, They intend to move to another city next year.

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