The document discusses cause and effect relationships and provides examples of common signal words like "because", "if", "when", and "so" that help identify the cause and effect parts. It also lists some writing tips for using cause and effect, such as looking for words like "since", "so", "because", and "therefore" that join cause and effect sentences. Additionally, it provides some websites with more information on writing cause and effect paragraphs and relationships.

1. Cause and Effect mary johnson

2. Cause what makes something happen

3. Effect what happens

4. There are signal words that will help you identify the two parts of a cause/effect relationship. The most common signal words are: because, if, when, so, then. It got dark because the sun went down.