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    English Connecting Words (Causa y Efecto)

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    This document is about conjunctive adverbs that express cause and effect relationships. It is intended for English language learners and was prepared by G&R Languages in July 2013. The document defines common conjunctive adverbs that signal cause ("for", "as", "since", "because") and effect ("therefore", "thus", "as a consequence", "consequently"). It provides examples of how to use these words to connect sentences and show causal relationships.

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    English Connecting Words (Causa y Efecto)

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    This document is about conjunctive adverbs that express cause and effect relationships. It is intended for English language learners and was prepared by G&R Languages in July 2013. The document defines common conjunctive adverbs that signal cause ("for", "as", "since", "because") and effect ("therefore", "thus", "as a consequence", "consequently"). It provides examples of how to use these words to connect sentences and show causal relationships.

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    This document is about conjunctive adverbs that express cause and effect relationships. It is intended for English language learners and was prepared by G&R Languages in July 2013. The document defines common conjunctive adverbs that signal cause ("for", "as", "since", "because") and effect ("therefore", "thus", "as a consequence", "consequently"). It provides examples of how to use these words to connect sentences and show causal relationships.

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    English Connecting Words (Causa y Efecto)

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    Daniela Muñoz Rojel
    This document is about conjunctive adverbs that express cause and effect relationships. It is intended for English language learners and was prepared by G&R Languages in July 2013. The document defines common conjunctive adverbs that signal cause ("for", "as", "since", "because") and effect ("therefore", "thus", "as a consequence", "consequently"). It provides examples of how to use these words to connect sentences and show causal relationships.

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    Topic: Conjunctive adverbs: cause and effect

    Audience: English language learners


    Prepared by: G&R Languages - July, 2013

    Connecting Words IV

    Cause and Effect


    So that / For this reason / As a consequence

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    Topic: English Grammar: cause and effect
    Audience: English language learners
    Prepared by: G&R Languages - July, 2013

    Cause and Effect

    Common Expressions
    Consequently / As a result / Because / Therefore, etc.

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    Images: courtesy of ClipArt
    Cause

    “Signal’ Expressions
    For
    As
    Since
    Because
    Cause

    More “signal” words


    As a result of
    Resulted from
    Due to
    Cause

    We study hard because we


    wish to succeed. As we
    work so diligently, we will
    most likely be successful.
    Cause

    Since we exercise daily, we


    will gradually build strong
    muscles. Our muscles are
    getting stronger, for we
    work out daily.
    Effect

    “Signal” Expressions
    Therefore
    Thus
    Asa consequence
    Consequently
    Effect

    More “signal” words


    The reason for
    The cause of
    Will result in
    Have an effect on
    Effect

    Her success in school came


    as a result of her hard work.
    She worked hard; therefore,
    she succeeded.
    Effect

    He fell, and hurt himself as


    a consequence. He was
    very hurt; for this reason,
    he started to cry.
    Cause and Effect

    I travel, so that I can see the


    world. Due to the fact that
    he, too, wants to see the
    world, he will also travel.
    Cause and Effect

    I read a lot; consequently, I


    can write well. Because of
    the fact that I read often, I
    am able to write well.
    Connecting Words

    What are they for?


     Connect sentences
     Provide a smooth read
    Connecting Words

    What is their purpose?


     Comparison & contrast
     Cause & effect
     Sequence

    Work in progress: SlideShare on Connecting Words part V: Sequence


    Connecting Words
    What can they do for me?
     Build strong sentences
     Show smooth connection
     Improve your writing
    Conjunctive Adverbs
     Cause & effect
     Comparison & contrast
     Sequence
     Other connections

    Work in progress: SlideShare on Connecting Words part V: Sequence


    Topic: Conjunctive adverbs: cause and effect
    Audience: English language learners
    Prepared by: G&R Languages - July, 2013

    Connecting Words IV

    Cause & Effect


    Reasons and results

    Photo: courtesy of RZP


    Images: courtesy of ClipArt

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