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Cause-and-Effect Connectors Scramble

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Unscramble cause-and-effect connectors.

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Cause-and-Effect Connectors Scramble
 

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Cause-and-Effect Connectors ScrambleOnline version

Unscramble cause-and-effect connectors.

by salma rafi
1

Marks a reason or cause that connects a past condition to another action.

2

Used to introduce a reason or a comparison between clauses.

3

Presents the cause by pointing to a condition or factor.

  
  
4

Expresses why something happens by naming the factor behind it.

  
  
5

Indicates cause with a formal phrasing attributing an outcome to a factor.

  
  
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Credits an advantageous factor as the reason for an outcome.

  
  
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Signals a consequence or result that follows from the preceding idea.

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Introduces a logical conclusion drawn from what came before.

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