A. Many students spend two or more hours playing video games each day.
B. Their grades suffer and they sometimes need to repeat classes.
I. Many students… each day because their grades…
II. Many students…each day, consequently, their grades…
III. Many students…each day, as a result, their grades…
Both ‘consequently’ and ‘as a result’ mean the same. So they can be used here. But ‘because’ will not connect the sentences by giving it the original meaning.
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Civil servants are expected to refrain from:
What role do values play in decision-making?
When a public official engages in favoritism in the allocation of public resources, which ethical principle is compromised?
What is a common strategy for career advancement?
Why is anonymity important in certain situations?
In what way does the principle of good citizenship contribute to ethical business practices?
How does temperance contribute to a healthy lifestyle?
Which communication model involves feedback from the receiver to the sender?
In the context of management, what is the purpose of control?
