Purpose-Cause/Effect

Question 1

The majority of people enjoy music due to/because it helps them relax.

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because

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Because

Question 2

Working in a gallery is interesting because/because of the wide variety of customers.

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because of

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Because of

Question 3

Governments should fund more courses as a result/so that there is greater choice.

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so that

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So that

Question 4

I strongly disagree with that statement because of/for the following reasons.

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for

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For

Question 5

Children use art to express themselves. Otherwise/On the other hand, adults use it to relax.

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On the other hand

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on the other hand

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On the other hand,

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on the other hand,

Question 6

With the aim of /In order to generate more money for restoration, visitors to the archaeological site were asked to make a small donation.

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In order to

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in order to

Question 7

Technology has become very sophisticated, with the result that / consequently complex musical pieces can be produced without anyone playingan instrument.

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with the result that

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With the result that

Question 8

The event had to finish early owing to / because an electricity failure.

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owing to

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Owing to

Question 9

It was fortunate that so many copies of the poster were made, otherwise / as a result it would hav been lost forever.

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otherwise

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Otherwise

Question 10

Is there a way to upload photographs onto your website so that / in order to no one can copy them?

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so that

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So that

Question 11

The torrential rain has resulted in / has caused all the chalk pictures on the pavements being washed away.

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has resulted in

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Has resulted in

Question 12

Soft music was playing in the background so as to / with the intention of encouraging shoppers to spend more money.

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with the intention of

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With the intention of