By Nate Feldman
I didn't sleep a lot last night (cause). As a result, I am really tired today. (effect)
Because I didn't sleep a lot last night, I am really tired today. (effect)
Note: Use As a result for effects and because with causes. Because can start the sentence or go in the middle.
You can say "I am tired because I didn't sleep last night," or "Because I didn't sleep last night, I am so tired."
Use As a result or because in the following sentences.
1. I ate a lot for lunch. ___________________, I feel really full now.
2. _________________I injured myself in last weeks game, I can't play today.
3. I got a good score ___________________I prepared for the exam really well.
4. I speak many languages. ________________, I am able to interact with people from other cultures quite well.
5. I exercise every day. ____________________, I am in good shape.
6. I have bad headaches __________________I am angry all of the time.
7. __________________I have good connections, it is easy for me to find good work opportunities.
Vocabulary:
1. Contaminant: something that makes something else dirty.
2. ruin: to damage something
3. a wake-up call: something that lets you know that you must do something very important or a bad result will happen
4. revenue: money you make from your business
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