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Learning English Vocabulary
English in a Minute: 4 ways to use 'cause'
Jul 17, 2024
Learn about the different ways the word 'cause' is used in English, both positively and negatively, as a verb and a noun. Phil worked hard on this episode for your benefit, so tune in now!
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- 'Cause' as a verb signifies action leading to negative outcomes.
- 'Cause' as a noun represents the reason behind events, feelings, and actions for a noble purpose.
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Understanding 'Cause' as a Verb
Cause, when used as a verb, refers to making something happen, often with negative consequences. For instance, heavy rainfall caused the flooding, attributing the reason for the event. This usage highlights the action leading to a particular outcome, such as being the reason behind an accident or a natural disaster.
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