Advanced Vocabulary of CAUSE & EFFECT

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Nice lesson. Cause and Effect is a vital area especially for EAP (English for Academic Purposes). Some other points: Be careful with the word 'result'. As a noun, it is similar to outcome or effect. But as a verb it works the other way around: The forest fires resulted in loss of habitat for many wild animals. [led to/ caused] Compare that with: Habitat loss has been one of the results of the forest fires. For an effect that follows swiftly after its cause, we can use trigger, prompt, provoke. For a more gradual effect we tend to use lead to. Severe loss of blood can trigger brain death. Eating too much sugar can lead to diabetes.

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Reason and Result. Remember and Regard. Reusable and Remarkable.

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Hi Rebeca, what is the difference between these two sentences Cold air from outside enters the envelope making the balloon heavier and it starts to fall. vs Cold air from outside enters the envelope causing the balloon heavier and it starts to fall

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Hello Ms. Rebbeca,! Is it two word same between breed or bred ? Thanks

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Hello madam Is it right to leave the the article (a) when using,Disaster, speculation and resentment ? All of them you put as a noun object and they are in singular forms.

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Can you please explain me the rule about that sentence: his arm can be hit and stretched, causing damage to his bones. Because in this sentence there is i-n-g without "which would" for example before the noun itself (causing).

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