CAUSAL CONJUNCTION

1.      … the hurricane last week, I was without electric power.

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… he’s a good swimmer, Jim always goes to the beach.

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I can’t leave the house … I can’t find my keys.

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… the power outage, there is no internet.

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From the text, we know that Tsunami can be very destructive because ...

• They come after earthquakes

• They are caused by volcanic eruptions

• They are tall, fast, forceful and repetitive

• They have a vacuum effect

• They occur suddenly

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According to the above text, the best statement below is …. .

•   I don’t think Semarang is wonderful because of its friendly people.

•   I think Semarang is like my second home due to its people’s hospitality

• The city is so crowded and busy that I can’t enjoy the tourism places.

• Because the food and clothes are very expensive, I can’t afford them.

• I feel Semarang is worthy to visit because of its affordable price for food.

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