Cause and Effect

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Cause in the sentence: 'Because the alarm was not set, we were late for work.'

Back

Because the alarm was not set,

Front

Effect in: 'The baby was crying, so Dad picked him up.'

Back

so Dad picked him up.

Front

Cause in: I had to get the mop since I spilled my juice.

Back

since I spilled my juice.

Front

Effect in: The meal was cheaper than expected, so we ordered dessert.

Back

so we ordered dessert.

Front

Cause in the sentence: A french fry is too hot when you eat it so you burn your tongue.

Back

A french fry is too hot when you eat it.

Front

Effect in: Tuan brought an umbrella, since it was raining outside.

Back

Tuan brought an umbrella.

Front

Cause in: 'James's dad will hit him, if he does not do his homework.'

Back

if he does not do his homework.

Front

Effect in: 'You eat breakfast because you're hungry.'

Back

You eat breakfast

Front

Cause in the sentence: 'Because Ba Thanh studied well, he got a perfect score.'

Back

Because Ba Thanh studied well,

Front

Effect in: I had to change clothes because I fell into the lake.

Back

I had to change clothes.