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Academic Vocabulary for Essays & IELTS Writing: 15 cause and effect POWER VERBS
Level up your academic writing skills by learning fifteen cause and effect verbs that will make you sound like a fourth-year university essay writing pro. If you’re taking the IELTS or TOEFL, these verbs are essential in the writing sections of those exams. The verbs and phrases include:cause, produce, lead to, result in, create, bring about, give rise to, be responsible for, result from, stem from, be caused by, be produced by, be brought about by, and be triggered by. Improvement stems from regular practice and consistently challenging yourself with new material, so make sure you don’t miss out on this chance to improve your written English.
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