Cause and Effect
You are most likely to be tested on your knowledge of cause and
Cause As/Because/Since ....., .......... as/because/since ..... Ex: 'As the game was cancelled, we decided to go to the cinema.' Ex: 'We decided to go to the cinema since the game was cancelled.' On account of/Owing to ....., ..... ....., on account of/owing to .....On account of/Owing to the fact that ....., ..... ....., on account of/owing to the fact that ..... Ex: Owing to the record number of subscribers to the course, we have had to create a second group. Ex: The Government decided to introduce new legislation on account of the fact that they were being heavily criticised in the newspapers.
..... Consequently/So/Therefore .......... and consequently/so/therefore ..... ..... resulted in ..... Ex: The driver was not paying attention to oncoming traffic. Consequently, he was not prepared when the other driver pulled out. ..... so/such ..... that ..... Ex:The car had been so well repaired that you couldn't tell it had been in an accident. Ex: It was such a surprise that he almost fainted.
Cause and effect structures>> Part 2: Open Cloze Reminder: Part 2 consists of a short text which has 8 gaps. For each gap you have to add the missing word. Example: ..... We were not far ...... into our journey to stop for a break so we decided to carry on to the next service station. Answer: 'enough' |
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