Couldn’t do due to absence or couldn’t do due to absent
Due to is actually confusing me ... I don’t know what to use after it . So could u please tell me which one is the correct answer? Thanks!
1. Couldn’t do due to absence
2. Couldn’t do due to absent
3. Couldn’t do due to being absent

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Couldn’t do due to absence or couldn’t do due to absent
Due to is actually confusing me ... I don’t know what to use after it . So could u please tell me which one is the correct answer? Thanks!
1. Couldn’t do due to absence 
2. Couldn’t do due to absent
3. Couldn’t do due to being absent

Answer

thank you

Answer

You could say: I couldn't because of absence.  Or... I couldn't do that due to absence.  "Due to" basically means "Because of".

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