Conjunctions of reason
We join sentences to say the reason something happens or the purpose for doing something.
because, as, since, for
These conjunctions can appear in the middle of a sentence.
Black soldier fly larvae are chosen for the composting project because they are not pests for humans.
Students have boosted their understanding of life cycles for they observe how the larvae transform into pupae.
When "as" or "since" starts a sentence, a comma is needed after the introductory clause.
Since students throw away their leftover food, the school has decided to use this food waste to produce its own fertiliser.
As all the food waste has been consumed, we can proceed to collect the frass generated from the larvae.
What are you doing with the compost? Are you feeding the larvea to animals?
using the compost as fertiliser for the school garden.
some of the larvae have turned into pre-pupae, so we missed the window to feed them to the fishes in our school pond. our vendor will bring the pupae back to her company and wait for them to turn into adults
from what I remember, this system is still just getting started. should be cool to see it going after a few years.
would be good to see it flourish
Using insect larvae to teach grammar rules is definitely a first. Cool nonetheless