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The causal subordinate clauses indicate the cause from those expressed by the predicate .

He stayed quiet because brotherhood help him.

Although these propositions often appear behind the main verb sometimes may take precedence :

is an interesting ride because sight always falls on a poster .

As not go out walking, he saw the posters.

The consecutive subordinate clauses indicate the result of the above the predicate .

The Brotherhood was ready; therefore would write signs.

The relationship between causal and consecutive is so close that can be replaced for one another, without changing the meaning of the sentence: Causal

---> Consecutive :
We missed the train because had jam ---> ; was jam; therefore we missed the boat. Consecutive

---> Causal :
The train was late; therefore, had to wait - -> We had to wait because the train was late .

An analysis should consider which of the proposals (which expresses the cause or the consequence) has the link, it will be the subject.

is frequent confusion between consecutive sentences are introduced through correlative formulas and comparative proposals made by equality so ... As ..., both (-a,-os,-as) ... As ...

The results are not so as good ---- PS said

Comparison The results are so good that I welcome ---- PS Consecutive

To avoid confusion, pay attention to the links introducing the subject. ACTIVITIES

10 .- Locate the causal propositions of these prayers and notes the links.

• Since there was no choice, we had to go.
• I'll tell you because they do not leave me no choice.
• As it is raining, we will take the umbrella.
• again be presented by function have been a great success.

11 .- parse the sentences of the activity 10.

12 .- delimits the consecutive sentences that appear in the following sentences and differential comparisons.

• I'm so tired I go to bed immediately.
• work has come as tired as usual.
• The news encouraged as the patient who rose from the bed.
• The claim was as complicated as that of his companion.
• had been so many that did not fit in the room.