Academic Expressions
Formal expressions for academic writing and speaking, useful for IELTS and TOEFL essays.
154 expressions found
Partly, for one of several reasons.
Caused in part by.
Caused mainly by.
Mainly for the reason that.
Mostly for the reason that.
To be the explanation or cause of something.
To cause something to happen.
To be caused by something.
To originate or be caused by something.
To cause something to happen or exist.
To cause something to happen.
To result in something.
To be one of the causes of something.
To be regarded as caused by something.
To be connected with or related to something.
To be connected with or related to something.
To cause important effects that extend well beyond the immediate situation.
To strongly influence or change something.
To have a harmful influence on something.
To have a positive influence on something.
To have just enough money to cover basic living expenses.
A situation in which one event causes a series of other effects.
A secondary effect that follows as a result of a first event.
Used to say that something has both good and bad consequences.
Used to introduce the first of two contrasting points.
Used to introduce a point that contrasts with one just made.
Used to show a difference when comparing two things.
Used to introduce a statement that goes against what most people think.
As a result; therefore.
For that reason; as a result.
As a result of this; in this way.
For this reason; as a consequence.
Something that depends on a person's individual point of view.
Used to introduce the most important conclusion after considering everything.
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