Conjunctions - Conjunctions of Cause and Effect

These conjunction clarify causal relations between clauses or the sentence, indicating that one event takes place as a result of another.

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[conjunction]

used for introducing the reason of something

Ex: He got a promotion because he worked hard.

[conjunction]

used to express a reason for something

Ex: I didn't eat dessert since I'm on a diet.

[conjunction]

used to introduce a consequence or result of the preceding clause

Ex: It was still painful, so I went to see a specialist.

[conjunction]

used to provide a reason, explanation, or context for the main clause

Ex: She decided to take the day off, in that she wasn't feeling well.

[conjunction]

used to indicate a result or outcome related to what has just been said or happened

Ex: Now that you've finished your work, you can take a break.

[conjunction]

used to provide context or justification for an action, decision, or statement

Ex: Seeing as it's raining, we should take umbrellas.

Conjunctions
Conjunctions of Time	Conjunctions of Sequence	Conjunctions of Place	Conjunctions of Contrast
Conjunctions of Comparison and Addition	Conjunctions of Condition	Conjunctions of Cause and Effect	Conjunctions of Reason and Purpose
Conjunctions of Degree and Manner