Join two ideas by showing reason and result in a simple child-friendly way.
Read both short ideas first, then join them with because or so and talk about how the meaning changes.
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reason word
Use it to tell why something happened.
Example: We stayed inside because it rained.
result word
Use it to show what happened next.
Example: It rained, so we stayed inside.
sentence meaning
Read both parts as one full idea.
Example: I was hungry, so I ate a banana.
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