The Practice of Cause and Effect

The government will share mask for free . . . . . . . the new virus plague.

• as a result

• due to

• therefore

• then

• because

Valentino Rossi wins more championship than others . . . . . . . , he becomes the legend of MotoGP.

• in order to

• led to

• because of

• therefore

• because

Paul is allergic to dust. . . . . . . . . he always wears mask.

• because

• in order to

• so that

• due to

• for this reason

You will not get many viewers or subscribers . . . . . . . you make an original content.

• unless

• because of

• because

• for that reason

• therefore

. . . . . . Mrs. Poppy is not coming today, the students must write the essay.

• so

• consequently

• in order to

• because

• led to

The road is slippery . . . . . . . spill of oil.

• due to

• as a result

• unless

• therefore

• because

Police and FBI agents set the perimeter around the building . . . . . . . the terror call to receptionist of that building.

• on account of

• as a result

• then

• therefore

• unless

She never realizes, all mistakes she has done . . . . . . her complex problem with her friends.

• led to

• because of

• unless

• due to

• in order to

The climate change and global warming worsen year by year, . . . . . . . many influencers persuade to reduce the use of plastic bag and to plant the tree to make the earth better.

• because

• due to

• for this reason

• contributed to

• led to

Most of employees and students prefer online based transportation to conventional transportation, . . . . . . it's more effective.

• in order to

• consequently

• for

• the outcome of

• because of