I understand that with から the emphasis is placed on the cause, and with ので the emphasis is placed on the effect.
I got this as an exercise today, and am wondering why I am wrong here. Isn’t the cause of the shopping the lack of water?
In the case of a sentence like “Since it’s Saturday, I am going to the party”, the cause of you going to the party isn’t because today is Saturday. But in the sentence above, I think the water shortage is the cause of the shopping spree. Can anyone clear this up for me?