This document provides examples of language used to express cause and effect relationships in English. It lists common phrases used to indicate a cause or reason, such as "the cause of...", "the reason for...", and "due to...". Corresponding phrases to indicate an effect or consequence are also given, like "the result is...", "the effect of...", and "as a consequence...". The document concludes with sample sentences demonstrating how to use these phrases to link a cause to its effect in a statement.

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Expressing- Cause and Effect
Cause Effect
The cause of…is… The result/ effect/
The reason for why …(ing)/ of Consequence of….is……….…
…….is caused by/ due to ………. ………Because of this……….
…....because …………………… ………Consequently ………..
…since…./ since……………… ………As a result…………….
Than las to……………………. ………as a consequence……
…....... So…………………..…
There fore …………………….
Examples:
- The cause of the accident is the high speed.
- the reason for my coming late is that
I missed the bus.
- The reason for his success is his hard work.
- Accidents are usually caused by….
- The flight has been put off due to the bad weather.
- The effect of dropping out from school is the increases in illiteracy.
- It was raining; there fore we stayed at home.
Vocabularies
NGOS ⇒ non-governmental organisation.
Seek ⇒ look for/ search
To empower ⇒ give power
To sustain ⇒ to help
Support ⇒ help
Sensitise ⇒ to make people a ware
⇒ To make people sensible