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the reason something happens (cause), and the result of it happening (effect),e.g. in the sentence The wind made the door slam, the wind is the cause and the door slamming is the effect. In Her marks have dropped since she broke up with her boyfriend, the breakup with her boyfriend is the cause, and the effect is that her marks have dropped. Cause comes before effect.
refers to the position of the main clause in a sentence. There are different sentence...
a pronoun that takes the place of peopleâ??s names, e.g. he, she.
See relative clause.
a camera movement that creates the illusion that the camera is moving closer or further from the...
a sentence that has two or more main clauses (in other words, two or more finite verbs) that are...