ABSTRACT

Join the first part of the sentence in the left-hand column with the second part from the right-hand column, using an appropriate expression showing reason or result from the central column. In some cases, more than one of the expressions from the middle is possible.

1 The police asked him … … …. his …

… ensued …

… pass his exams.

2 He failed his exam …

… eflects of …

… wake anyone.

3 A persistent cough …

… prompted him to …

… was unable to enrol for the

4 She started haranguing the crowd …

… on account of …

course.

5 He spent the whole weekend revising …

… as a consequence …

… upsetting me like that?

6 They came in quietly …

… aflect …

… his lack of revision.

7 He refused to lend anyone money …

… owing to …

… starting a riot.

8 The bank manager refused to lend the

… on the grounds that …

… its low turnover and poor sales

company more money …

… so as not to …

history.

9 The school was forced to close …

… with the aim of …

… its action.

10 What were your …

… in order to …

… when the police officers on trial

11 What are the …

… consequences of …

were acquitted.

12 Stress and overwork can …

… motives in …

… a large earthquake?

13 The army attacked without considering the…

… due to …

… people rarely repay a loan.

14 He failed to send off his application form

… reason for …

… seek professional medical help.

and …

… different people in different ways.

15 Riots and street fighting …

… poor student attendance.

… speeding through the town.