Are you often wondering about the
correct linking word to express a
cause-and-effect relationship?
Are you uncertain how to use expressions, such as
'since', 'therefore', or 'due to'?
Then join me in this lesson for a review of the most
common linking words we use to express
cause and effect.
Hello and welcome everyone. This is Minoo at anglo-link.
Today, we're going to review words
and expressions that join
two clauses with a cause-effect relationship.
These are words and phrases like: 'because',
'since', 'as', 'therefore', 'consequently'
'because of', and 'due to'.
We will look at how they join two clauses
to each other and also which ones are
more appropriate for spoken English and
which ones are more appropriate for written English.
We'll finish with a gap-filling exercise
so you can test your assimilation.
By the end of the lesson,
you will have mastered the use of these
words in both spoken and written English.
So, when you're ready, we can begin!
Right, that's the end of this lesson about the linking words of cause and effect.
I hope you enjoyed it.
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for more lessons and exercises.
Thank you for watching. I look forward to seeing you in my next lesson.
Bye now.