Cause and effect linkers | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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Paul ate too much. He felt ill. (Result)

As a result of eating too much, Paul felt ill.

Nobody is certain how the coronavirus pandemic will evolve, so governments are easing their lockdowns slowly. (Due)

Due to uncertainty over/about / Due to the fact that nobody is certain how the C. pandemic will evolve, governments are easing their lockdowns slowly.

The situation was handled badly. Many people are angry. (Because of)

Because of how / the way the situation was handled, many people are angry.

Olivia didn't study for the test at all. Consequently, she did very badly. (Because)

Because Olivia hadn't studied for the test at all, she did very badly.

The police received some information and arrested the man. (result)

As a result of some information they received / As a result of receiving some information, the police arrested the man.

Jack had a bad cold. He didn't go to school. (result)

Jack didn't go to school as a result of his/a bad cold.

The weather was bad so the race was cancelled. (due)

Due to the bad weather, the race was cancelled.

Hippos are very dangerous. Consequently, you should never go near one. (Due)

Due to the fact that hippos are very dangerous / Due to the danger of hippos, you should never go near one.

No one was interested so the concert was cancelled. (due)

Due to (the/a) lack of interest, the concert was cancelled.

Because of this pandemic, many restaurants have closed. (Result)

As a result of this pandemic, many restaurants have closed.

Peter is afraid of dogs, so he has never had one. (result)

As a result of Peter's fear of dogs, he has never had one.

Since Sally was so unhappy at her first school, she changed to the one that she is currently at. (Because of)

Because of being so unhappy at her last school / Because of her unhappiness at the last school, Sally changed to the one that she is currently at.