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Cause-Effect Chain
Gallery showing policy/action leading to wider results.
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Visualizing how an initial action cascades into wider consequences using linking grammar.
Use conditional and causal grammatical structures to develop logical arguments and explore consequences.
Teach grammar for cause, effect, and condition.
In IELTS Writing Task 2, examiners want to see your ideas developed, not just listed. One of the easiest ways to extend an idea and boost your Coherence score is by exploring its logical consequences.
By building a clear chain of causes and effects, you prove that your argument is well-thought-out and structurally sound.
Gallery showing policy/action leading to wider results.
Visualizing how an initial action cascades into wider consequences using linking grammar.
Match essay claims to logical effects using correct grammar.
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Fill connectors and verb forms in causal sentences.
Write a cause-effect explanation for AI review.
Write ONE sentence explaining the direct, immediate result of this policy using a causal verb like 'leads to' or 'results in'.
Write a follow-up sentence explaining the broader, long-term impact using a connector like 'Therefore' or 'As a result'.