Cause and effect

Front

Cause in the sentence: 'The test is too difficult, so the students cheated.'

Back

the test is too difficult

Front

Cause in the sentence: Because they were in love, they got married.

Back

They were in love

Front

Cause in the sentence: Her salary has increased due to her new job.

Back

she has a new job

Front

Effect of the sentence: Since they are married, they share their finances.

Back

They share their finances.

Front

Effect of the sentence: The student cheated, so the teacher didn't know to give them extra help.

Back

The teacher didn't know to give them extra help.

Front

Cause in the sentence: An increased salary is caused by getting a new job.

Back

getting a new job