Combine the two sentences into one using-cause effect conjunction.
1. The coffee is bitter. I add little sugar into the coffee.
2. Mrs. Smith met a doctor. Mrs. Smith was feeling unwell.
3. The weather is so bad. People prefer staying at home.
4. Ken is the best student at school. Ken is chosen as the leader of an organization.
5.Jack is so hungry. Jack eats a lot of bread.
1. The coffee is bitter. I add little sugar into the coffee.
2. Mrs. Smith met a doctor. Mrs. Smith was feeling unwell.
3. The weather is so bad. People prefer staying at home.
4. Ken is the best student at school. Ken is chosen as the leader of an organization.
5.Jack is so hungry. Jack eats a lot of bread.
1. The coffee is bitter; therefore I add a little sugar into the coffee.
2. Mrs Smith met a doctor, because Mrs Smith was feeling unwell.
3.The weather is so bad; therefore people prefer staying at home.
4. Ken is the best student at school. As a result, Ken is chosen as the leader of an organization.
5. Since Jack is so hungry, Jack eats a lot of bread.