well the writing task for this week is closely related to cause and result patterns. It is clear that our lifestyle is the consequence of the decissions we have made along our lives. So let's practice them.
First begin by organizing your ideas with the help of a graphic organizer
Then, have a look at the theory
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Celia had
gone to school
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,
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Because
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Since
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Seeing
that
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subordinate
clause
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,
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main
clause
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COMPLEX SENTENCE that simply indicates the
reason for something.
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I didn’t
know that she had been married
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since
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she
seldom spoke about herself.
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because
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as
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seeing
that
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main
clause
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linker
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subordinate
clause
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COMPLEX SENTENCE that simply indicates the
reason for something.
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‘Seeing
that’ means the same as ‘since’. It is used only in informal speech.
I
couldn’t feel anger against him because I liked him so much.
I am here
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just
in case
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anything
out of the ordinary happens
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in
case
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main
clause
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reason
subordinate clause with present simple
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COMPLEX SENTENCE.
You mention a possible future situation which is someone’s reason for
doing something.
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She had
consented to take an overcoat
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just
in case
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the wind
rose.
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in
case
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main
clause
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reason
subordinate clause with simple past.
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COMPLEX SENTENCE.
You are talking about someone’s reason for doing something in the past
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I’m in a difficult situation
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in that
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I have been offered two jobs and they both sound
interesting
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Censorship is feeble
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inasmuch as
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it does not protect anyone.
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We are traditional
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insofar as
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we do traditional sketches.
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He feels himself to be dependent
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to the extent that
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he is not free to question decision affecting
his daily life.
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main clause
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linker
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reason subordinate clause.
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COMPLEX SENTENCE.
These are used to say why a statement you have just made is true.
Formal expressions.
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We never
see Henry these days
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for
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he has
grown fat and lazy
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main
clause
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for
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reason
subordinate clause.
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COMPLEX SENTENCE. Considered old fashioned.
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Now |
I don't get as much exercise as I used to
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Now
that
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she's got less responsibility
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she's enjoying the
job
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Time
subordinate clause
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main
clause
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COMPLEX SENTENCE.
‘Now’ and ‘now that’ are used to say that a new situation is the
reason for something.
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Exercises 1
Exercises 2
Exercise 3
Exercise 4
Exercise 5 with theory. Pretty difficult.
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