The document discusses causes and effects, defining a cause as what happens first to make something else happen, and an effect as what happens second as a result of the cause. It provides examples of cause-effect relationships such as the sun going down causing it to get dark, and living away from your country allowing you to see the world from a different perspective.

1. Mark was grounded because he wasn’t on green at school.
Effect Cause

2. A cause is what makes something happens. To find
the cause, you need to ask yourself , “What
happened first?”.
An effect is what happens because of something
else (the cause). To find the effect, you need to ask
yourself, “What happened second?”.
The boy was not OK because he took a beating
What happened
first? The boy was
not OK. (This is the
cause)
What happened
second? The boy
took a beating. (This
is the effect)

3. Now, let’s try to identify some cause-effect
relationships
It got dark because the sun went down.

4. Living away from your country is a
really interesting and unforgettable
experience because you see the world
from a different point of view

5. Eating pizza can’t help you lose
weight on a diet because everything
that is good make you win weight

6. Eating Nachos, drinking beer and
watching Super bowl can be
really boring, cause american
football is boring.

7. Watching American football isn’t
interesting because the real
football is soccer

8. Lindsay Lohan is a trash now
because she became an addicted

9. • Fart in a public place can be really
embarrassing because it’s a tough situation