Therefore

We use therefore to show the result / effect of an action. We usually use therefore at the beginning of a sentence. We got up late this morning. John did not study hard. Doris was sick yesterday. Therefore, we missed the buffet breakfast. he failed the test. she did not go on the picnic with us. Reason Result

Which is the reason? Which is the result? A lot of people drive their own cars. There are often traffic jams. There are often traffic jams. Therefore, a lot of people drive their own cars. Reason? Result?

Which is the reason? Which is the result? A lot of people drive their own cars. There are often traffic jams. A lot of people drive their own cars. Therefore, there are often traffic jams. Reason Result

Which is the reason? Which is the result? The streets are very dirty. People throw rubbish on the streets. The streets are very dirty. Therefore, people throw rubbish on the streets. Reason? Result?

Which is the reason? Which is the result? People throw rubbish on the streets. Therefore, the streets are very dirty. Reason Result The streets are very dirty. People throw rubbish on the streets.

Which is the reason? Which is the result? Crocodiles are killed for their skin. A lot of people like to buy crocodile skin products. Crocodiles are killed for their skin. Therefore, a lot of people like to buy crocodile skin products. Reason? Result?

Which is the reason? Which is the result? A lot of people like to buy crocodile skin products. Therefore, crocodiles are killed for their skin. Reason Result Crocodiles are killed for their skin. A lot of people like to buy crocodile skin products.

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