Cause and Effect

Front

Cause in the sentence: Nancy joined the book club because she loved to read.

Back

Nancy joined the book club.

Front

Jim burned his hand when he took the lid off the pan.

Back

Jim burned his hand.

Front

Cause of the sentence: Mom made lemonade for the kids to drink.

Back

Mom made lemonade.

Front

Importance of writing skills in professional jobs.

Back

professional jobs require writing skills

Front

Linking word in the sentence: 'I don't allow students to chew gum because it is a distraction.'

Back

because

Front

Linking word in: 'Owing to a shortage of funds, our project failed.'

Back

owing to

Front

Fabiana won't work today ... she is a bit ill. Fill in the blank:

Back

because

Front

Her sister had a cold, so Julie's family cancelled the trip. Fill in the blank: ...

Back

therefore