Cause and Effect

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Cause in the sentence: Katie ate all of her breakfast because she was hungry.

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because she was hungry.

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Effect in the sentence: Katie ate all of her breakfast because she was hungry.

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Katie ate all of her breakfast.

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Effect in the sentence: The stove temperature was set too high, so the cake burned.

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so the cake burned.

Front

Cause in the sentence: The stove temperature was set too high, so the cake burned.

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The stove temperature was set too high,

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Identify the cause: I was late for school today because my alarm never went off.

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because my alarm never went off.

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Effect in the sentence: I was late for school today because my alarm never went off.

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I was late for school today.

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Identify the underlined phrase: Frank dropped his Batman toy because he didn't hold it tightly.

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Identify the underlined phrase: Frank dropped his Batman toy because he didn't hold it tightly.

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Identify the underlined phrase: Family was coming for dinner, so we helped clean the house.

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Front

Identify the underlined phrase: Family was coming for dinner, so we helped clean the house.

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