Sumeena couldn't attend her class her illness ( because of /therefore/in spite of)

because of

Explanation:

→sumeena couldn't attend her class because of her illness => yes she is ill, so she couldn't go to school. in this sentence, ''because of'' is similar with ''reason of''.

→Therefore is similar with ''so''. Sumeena couldn't attend her class therefore her illness. => When you don't attend your class, you become ill ? Nooo, it's nonsense.

→if she attend her class in spite of her illness, we can use 'in spite of'. but she couldn't attend her class

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