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Causal conjunctions can also be used at the beginning of a sentence to refer to the sentence before. I dropped my watch on the floor. Consequently, it is broken. Andy broke his leg recently. Accordingly, he is unable to ski at the moment. The school heating is not working. As a result of this, the building is closed today.
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