TRI DUC ENGLISH ✦ ACADEMIC EDGE UNIT 16 · EXTENDED MASTERCLASS Cause, Effect and Purpose Triggers · Results · Intentions · Logical Flow 💡 Pro Tip: Trong IELTS Writing và Reading, việc xác định rõ Nguyên nhân (Cause), Kết quả (Effect), và Mục đích (Purpose) là cốt lõi để duy trì sự mạch lạc (Coherence). Hãy di chuột vào các từ in đậm màu cam để xem định nghĩa và cách dùng chính xác. A. Verbs Describing Cause & Effect Instead of constantly using "cause" or "make", academic English utilizes specific verbs to show how one event leads to another. These verbs often take specific prepositions. Key Verbs: Trigger : Often used for sudden, negative events (e.g., The strike triggered a political crisis. ). Generate : Often used for ideas, income, or heat (e.g., The project generated a lot of interest. ). Prompt : To cause someone to take action or cause something to happen (e.g., The accident prompted a review of safety protocols. ). Facilitate : To make something easier or more likely to happen (e.g., The new software facilitated faster communication. ). Account for : To explain or be the reason for (e.g., Bad weather accounted for the delay. ). Stem from : To originate from a specific source (e.g., Her anxiety stems from a childhood trauma. ). B. Nouns Describing Causes and Results Using noun phrases helps make your writing more formal and objective. 🎯 Rationale (for): The underlying reason or logic (e.g., What is the rationale for this decision? ). 🎭 Motivations : The reasons why someone acts a certain way (e.g., His primary motivation is financial gain. ). 🌱 Origins : Where something began (e.g., The origins of the universe. ). 🌊 Impact / Effect (on): The result or consequence (e.g., The policy had a major impa...