The most common effect connectors are:
- Therefore
- Therefore
- So that
- By
- So that
- Because
- Whereby
- Therefore
Cause and Effect Examples
Considering that everything in the universe has a cause and a consequence, the examples of cause and effect are countless. In nature, we can observe many examples of cause and effect, such as the following:
- The rain (cause) wets the street (effect).
- Fire (effect) is the result of a chemical reaction (cause).
- The day (effect) is a consequence of the rotation of the Earth on its own axis (cause).
In literature and writing, causes and effects provide a wide variety of options when writing a text, in which the cause and effect argument methodology can be applied. Some ideas to develop in an essay using cause and effect arguments may be:
- Causes of pollution and its effects on society
- Origin of the spread of an epidemic and its effects on health
- Causes of unemployment and its consequences on the economy
- Reasons for divorce and its effects on the family
- Causes of stress and its consequences in the human organism
