Fill in the blank with appropriate compound or phrase prepositions: Sorry, I could not come to your birthday party ___ my brother's sudden illness.
A
In lieu of
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B
In favour of
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C
Because of
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D
In case of
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Solution
The correct option is C Because of Here, 'because of' is incorrect because it is used before a noun or noun phrase to say that somebody/something is the reason for something. 'In lieu of' is incorrect because it implies instead of. If you are 'in favour of' somebody/something, you support and agree with them/it. 'In case of' is incorrect because it implies if something happens.