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the word: "Due to". "Due to oceans becoming warmer, coral reefs are dying." So, these are interchangeable; meaning we can use these in the same way. And now, just like: "as a result", we can also switch: "as a consequence" and "due
Learn English: Cause & Effect – so, since, hence, due to, as a result...
the word: "Due to". "Due to oceans becoming warmer, coral reefs are dying." So, these are interchangeable; meaning we can use these in the same way. And now, just like: "as a result", we can also switch: "as a consequence" and "due
Learn English: Cause & Effect – so, since, hence, due to, as a result...
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