How to use the word “consequently.” Spelt as …….This word means “as a result” We use it to show what happened because of something else.
Examples:
1. In Studies: “I didn’t study, consequently, I scored low on the test.”
- Here, not studying led directly to the low score.
2. In Sports: “I practiced daily, consequently, I played well in the match.”
- Practicing hard brought a good result in the game.
3. With Friends: “I helped my classmates, consequently, they included me in their activities.”
- Helping others led to being included and feeling valued.
Quick Tip: Use “consequently” when you want to connect actions to results. It makes your ideas sound clearer and more connected!