Linking Words of Cause & Effect - English Grammar Lesson
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- Опубликовано: 10 окт 2016
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In this lesson, we will review the most common linking words (connectives) of 'cause & effect' in spoken and written English: for, so, because, since, as, therefore, consequently, because of and due to.We will end the lesson with a quiz to test your assimilation.
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Hello! Menu, can you please tell which one of the two sentences is correct?
1)My stint with the company didn't last longer as I met with a road accident and had to quit unwillingly.
2)My stint with the company didn't last longer as I had met with a road accident and quit in the middle of my training.
The first sentence is correct. You don't need to use the Past Perfect.
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Excellent sentence using 'because of'! Thank you, Salih!
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1:07 Explanation, what are they?
2:00 Coordinating conjunctions
3:05 Subordinating conjunctions
4:00 Conjunctive adverbs
5:39 Prepositions
9:13 Exercises
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Hi Minoo,
I`m so grateful. Thanks to you for the video lesson of Cause and Effect. The lesson is pretty helpful. I learn a lot.
Would you mind making a lesson about Participial Prepositions. In other words, they are words like regarding, concerning, respecting, etc.
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You're very welcome, Fazil! I've made a note of your request; however, I need to continue with Linking Words for the moment.
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Does the coordinating conjunction "for" have the same meaning as 'because' or 'because of'?
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Grammatically, it's the same as 'because'. You need to follow it by a sentence.
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Hello Minoo, First of all, thank for uploading such good videos. Could you upload the video, which teaches us linking words for adding information? Please!!!
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I will have my presentation about this material next week.Thank u so much! This video is really helpful and useful. By the way, my teacher once said that 'as' is used for negative sentences. I dont understand why, do you mind to explain that for me?
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In what context did your teacher say that?
Anglo-Link she was talking about cause and effect conjunctions
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I often get confused with affect and effect. Great lesson but I will need to watch it over a few times to make sure I better understand it, will improve my writing also speaking. Thank you Minoo X
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Thank you very much, Steve and Esayas! I'm glad you've enjoyed this lesson.
Steve, 'effect' is the noun. 'affect' is the verb:
It won't affect you. = It will have no effect on you.
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Do the linking words if cause all mean the same thing? And how should I know when to use which linking word?