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    The document discusses cause and effect in communication. It provides examples of expressing cause using phrases like "because", "since", "owing to", and "due to". It also gives examples of expressing effect using phrases like "therefore", "so", "as a consequence", "thus", and "results in" to indicate how one event leads to another event as a result. The document aims to illustrate how to indicate causal relationships through language.

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    Communication: Cause & Effect

    A. Expressing Cause

     The police arrested the thief because he broke into a bank.


     The teacher rewarded Susan since she did a good project.
     Zahra can't read the letter as she is illiterate.
     Owing to his intelligence, Kamal solved the problem.
     Due to the bad weather, we didn't go for a picnic.
     Thanks to his hard work, Ali passed the exam.
     Air pollution is caused by burning fossil fuels

    B. Expressing Effect
     Nora was feeling sick. Therefore, she stayed home.

     James didn’t revise well, so he failed the exam.


     I studied very well last night; as a consequence I got a perfect score in our test.
     There was a lot of traffic. Thus, we were late.
     Smoke from factories leads to air pollution.

     Throwing rubbish into the ocean results in water pollution.

     Air pollution is a result of burning fossil fuels.

     Floods, storms and rising seas are the effect of global warming.

     Deforestation is a consequence of cutting down trees.

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