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Because...
Give the reason for an action or situation.
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Because I was tired, I went home early.
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Because it was raining, we stayed inside.
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Because the road was closed, we took another route.
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Because I was busy, I called later.
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Because the train was late, I arrived late.
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Because she was sick, she stayed home.
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Because we needed more time, we postponed the meeting.
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Because the shop was closed, we went elsewhere.
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Because he forgot, I reminded him.
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Because the system failed, we called support.
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442.
Because of...
Give the reason for something using a noun, noun phrase, or gerund.
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Because of the traffic, I arrived late.
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Because of the rain, we stayed inside.
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Because of the delay, we missed the bus.
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Because of the weather, the event was cancelled.
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Because of the noise, I could not sleep.
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Because of the mistake, we had to start again.
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Because of the price, I chose another option.
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Because of the roadwork, we took a different route.
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Because of the meeting, I left early.
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Because of the holiday, the office was closed.
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443.
Since...
Give a reason or explain a cause, often referring to a known fact.
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Since you are here, let's talk about it.
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Since it is late, let's go home.
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Since we have time, let's review the report.
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Since she is busy, I will call later.
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Since the shop is closed, we can come tomorrow.
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Since you know him, please call him.
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Since the weather is bad, we will stay inside.
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Since we need more information, let's wait.
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Since the train is late, we can have coffee.
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Since the deadline is close, we should start now.
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444.
As...
Give a reason or explain a cause.
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As it was raining, we stayed inside.
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As I was tired, I went home early.
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As the road was closed, we took another route.
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As she was busy, I called later.
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As the shop was closed, we went elsewhere.
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As we had enough time, we checked everything.
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As the train was late, we waited.
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As the price was high, I chose another option.
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As he was sick, he stayed home.
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As the deadline was close, we started early.
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445.
Therefore...
Introduce a result or logical conclusion.
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Therefore, we decided to postpone the meeting.
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Therefore, I called the manager.
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Therefore, we took another route.
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Therefore, she stayed home.
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Therefore, I sent the document again.
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Therefore, we started early.
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Therefore, we changed the plan.
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Therefore, I asked for help.
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Therefore, we waited until tomorrow.
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Therefore, the team reviewed the report.
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446.
So...
Introduce a result, consequence, or simple conclusion.
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So I sent the document again.
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So we left early.
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So I called the office.
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So we changed the plan.
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So I took the train.
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So we waited outside.
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So she went home.
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So I asked for help.
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So we started again.
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So I checked the details.
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447.
As a result...
Introduce the result of a previous event or action.
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As a result, the delivery arrived a day late.
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As a result, we missed the meeting.
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As a result, I had to call again.
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As a result, the price increased.
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As a result, we changed the schedule.
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As a result, the customer was unhappy.
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As a result, we finished later.
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As a result, the road became busy.
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As a result, we needed more time.
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As a result, the plan changed.
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448.
That's why...
Explain a result by connecting it to its cause.
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That's why I asked for help.
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That's why we left early.
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That's why I called you.
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That's why I checked the details.
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That's why we changed the plan.
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That's why I sent the email again.
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That's why she stayed home.
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That's why we waited.
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That's why I took the train.
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That's why we started early.
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449.
However...
Introduce a contrast or limitation to a previous statement.
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However, we still finished the work.
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However, we decided to continue.
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However, the customer agreed.
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However, I chose the cheaper option.
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However, we had enough time.
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However, the team completed the project.
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However, she stayed calm.
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However, the shop was open.
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However, I still want to try.
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However, we found a solution.
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450.
Although...
Introduce a contrast between two clauses.
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Although it was difficult, we kept going.
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Although it was raining, we went out.
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Although I was tired, I finished the work.
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Although the price was high, I bought it.
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Although she was busy, she helped me.
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Although the road was blocked, we arrived on time.
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Although the task was hard, we completed it.
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Although he was nervous, he spoke well.
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Although we were late, they waited.
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Although the plan changed, we continued.
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