Chapter 4: Cause, Effect And Consequence

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   Sprint 4.1: Causing And Arising

   Control the direction of causal verbs, so cause and effect are never swapped by an incorrect verb pattern.

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   Sprint 4.2: Naming The Consequence

   Name consequences precisely enough to distinguish a direct outcome from a secondary or unintended one.

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   Sprint 4.3: Worsening And Risk

   Describe deterioration precisely — making a problem worse is not the same as making it spread — and control the transitivity split that causes most errors here.

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4. 04

   Sprint 4.4: Easing And Mitigating

   Distinguish reducing a problem from solving it — the single most useful hedging move available in a Task 2 solution paragraph.

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5. 05

   Sprint 4.5: Condition And Dependency

   Express conditions with structures beyond if — one of the fastest routes to grammatical range without risking accuracy.

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6. 06

   Chapter 4 Review: Pointing The Arrow

   Learner retrieves all forty Chapter 4 items, keeps causal direction under control, distinguishes reducing a problem from solving it, and produces a problem-solution paragraph graded against the Lexical Resource descriptors.

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