Conjunction of Cause-Effect/Condition (Kata Sambung Menunjukkan Sebab-Akibat)

A conjunction is a part of speech that is used to connect words, phrases, clauses, or sentences. Conjunctions of cause-effect/condition highlight a cause-effect relationship between two ideas or give a reason why something happens or is the case. Cause is a reason for an action or condition and effect/condition results from a certain cause. The following are the examples of those conjunctions:

Exercises:

Complete the sentences with the suitable cause effect conjunction!

1. _____the heavy rain, we pulled out an umbrella.
2. Mom locked the car door _______ we couldn’t get in.
3. I can’t print out the assignments _________ my computer isn’t working.
4. ______ uncontrollable situation, our party is postponed.
5. The temperature rises to above 36 celcius _______ people feel stifling.
6. _____ the children curiosity, the criminals can be arrested.
7. We feel ____ happy that we don’t care about our assignment.
8. All her clothes are dirty _______ she has nothing to wear.
9. I couldn’t cut the grass ______ my lawn mower was out of gas.
10. We postpone our trip to Karimun Jawa ______ the sudden storm.