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Expressing cause/reason and result
Look and learn.
Ø We use due to, because of, owing to, on account of, because, as, since, etc. to express the reason why something is happening.
e.g. She retired early on account of ill health.
Ø We use so, therefore, as a result, consequently to express the result of something which has happened.
e.g. As a result, he failed his exams.
Join the following sentences in every possible way.
1. I don’t complain. People think I am satisfied.
2. Many cosmetic companies have stopped testing their products on animals. There has been pressure from animal rights groups.
3. He made one big mistake. He lost his job.
4. There were a number of changes to make. The company put back the introduction of its new product line.
5. Payment was received two weeks after it was due. You will be charged a late fee.
6. He is busy. I can make temperature tests.
7. There is still much to discuss. We shall return to this item at our next meeting.
8. You were out. I left a message.
Make up your own sentences using linking words.
Speaking Task
9. Work in pairs. Discuss with your partner what corporate culture is. How does corporate culture affect the total performance of a company and its members?
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