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Read and think
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because
reason word
Use it to tell why something happened.
Example: We stayed inside because it rained.
इयत्ता 3
Combine sentences with because, so
Join two ideas by showing reason and result in a simple child-friendly way.
Category: Grammar in Use
9 min
Confident
Read both short ideas first, then join them with because or so and talk about how the meaning changes.
Read and think
Open one card at a time, read the text together, and use the audio button when hearing the line once helps.
Read and think
Text card
so
result word
Use it to show what happened next.
Example: It rained, so we stayed inside.
Read and think
Text card
join reason and result
sentence meaning
Read both parts as one full idea.
Example: I was hungry, so I ate a banana.
Read and think
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She carried an umbrella because the sky looked cloudy.
reason sentence
Because gives the reason.
Example: Cloudy sky is the reason.
Read and think
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The bus was late, so we waited at the stop.
result sentence
So shows the result.
Example: Waiting was the result of the late bus.
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