cause and effect

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I love living in Australia …. the weather.

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because of

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Increase in cans on the road results in more traffic jams.

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for

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‘cos in ‘He got to work really late ‘cos he missed his train’ refers to which cause and effect word?

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because

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Keith lost his job due to cutbacks in the department.

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to

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I love Switzerland ...... the weather.

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due to

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Jake was ill last night, ...... he did not eat anything for a whole day.

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because

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Victor finished his job earlier due to bad weather.

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due

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She will stay at home ...... she has nothing to do outside.

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since

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Not correct: "He did not attend the exam......, he failed."

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as a reason

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Effect of: Due to peanut allergies, students can't bring baked goods.

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students aren't permitted to bring in baked goods