Example of Consecutive Proposals

A proposition, unlike a sentence, refers to syntactic construction that is integrated into another sentence through a link, and it depends on that sentence in which it is inserted. In this sense, several propositions together form a compound sentence.

The Consecutive propositions are those that areunite by means of a consecutive nexus Y express the consequence or result of what is stated in the main sentence; that is, these propositions indicate what was the result or conclusion of what occurs in the main sentence. For example:

• "They were very much in love, consequently, they decided to marry quickly”: The consecutive proposition informs us of the consequence (they decided to get married) of the main action (they were very in love).
• "The exam was so easy that we finished in twenty minutes”: The proposition expresses a consequence (we finished in twenty minutes) of the main assertion (it was easy)

Structure of consecutive propositions

Consecutive propositions form consecutive compound sentences, which maintain the following structure:

• Main sentence + consecutive link + consecutive proposition
• “I have not eaten (or. principal) later (nexus) I'm hungry (consecutive proposition)”

The consecutive links that link these propositions are the following conjunctions and consecutive phrases:

• Later: "I think then I exist"," She is Catholic, he then he believes in life beyond death”.
• With what: “The process was automatic, thus saving time and money"," He has contacts within the offices, so they will get you a good position”
• Therefore: "Got engaged, therefore now our lives are linked"," The computer does not have the updated antivirus, therefore, it is not protected against threats”
• Therefore: “You were late for the job interview, so you made a bad first impression"," They fired him from work, therefore, you will have to find another”
• So: “We do not complete the money, so we couldn't pay", "We were in love, so we got married ”.
• So that: “Almost no guests came, so there was a lot of food left over”,
• So that: "My dogs are trained, so they obey on the street and in any environment”.
• In consecuense: “They have a monopoly, consequently, there can be no free competition"," They made several mistakes, consequently, they lost the game "
• Tank: "Was so high that I got dizzy looking down”.
• So much that: "I love you so much that I can't put it into words”

60 Examples of consecutive propositions (explained):

In the following sentences with consecutive propositions, the parts of the compound sentence that is formed are specified: the main sentence, the consecutive nexus and the proposition. Likewise, the consecutive proposition is highlighted in bold.

1. Did so (nexus) in a hurry that he was very wrong (proposition)
2. Everyone in the photograph wore coats (or. principal), soon (nexus) it was very cold (proposition)
3. We run out of minutes on the phone plan (or. principal) in consecuense (nexus) we cannot make calls at this time (proposition)
4. You missed the six o'clock train (or. principal) with what (nexus) you can take the one at eight o'clock at night (proposition)
5. It was wrong in the design (or. principal), so (nexus) had to start a new (proposition)
6. I have known her since we were children (or. principal), so that (nexus) I know the way you think (proposition)
7. They are new here (or. principal), so that (nexus) they still don't know the dynamics very well (proposition)
8. The beers are over (or. principal), therefore (nexus) the party will end soon (proposition)
9. He talks a lot (or. principal), Thus (nexus) listen little (proposition)
10. We missed each other (or. principal) so much that (nexus) we decided to take an impromptu trip to see each other (proposition)
11. They threw the ball so high what (nexus) got out of sight (proposition)
12. This is much cheaper (or. principal), soon (nexus) it is of less quality (proposition)
13. Lucas failed several subjects (or. principal), in consecuense (nexus) his parents changed him to another school (proposition)
14. You change your mind very often (or. principal) with what (nexus) he is a person without convictions (proposition)
15. Tomorrow there will be a time change (or. principal), so (nexus) tonight everyone will change their clocks (proposition)
16. We haven't seen each other for many years (or. principal), so that (nexus) we could have changed a lot (proposition)
17. The request has already been entered (or. principal) so that (nexus) at this point it can no longer be canceled (proposition)
18. He became seriously ill (or. principal), therefore (nexus) today you will not be able to attend work (proposition)
19. The system is gone (or. principal), Thus (nexus) today they will not be able to serve more customers (proposition)
20. I have so much (nexus) hunger that I would eat a whole chicken (proposition)
21. Stayed so (nexus) impressed from Paris that he decided to learn french (proposition)
22. I think (or. principal), soon (nexus) i exist (proposition)
23. The light has gone (or. principal), in consecuense (nexus) we don't have internet (proposition)
24. My dogs have not gone out for a walk (or. principal), with what (nexus) they are very anxious (proposition)
25. We work overtime on the project (or. principal), so (nexus) we are very tired (proposition)
26. He hid so (link) well the evidence whatthey couldn't find anything to frame him (proposition)
27. He injured his knee in the last training session (or. principal), so that (nexus) he must rest (proposition)
28. They had many children (or. principal), therefore (nexus) the house was always in chaos (proposition)
29. We lost by very little (or. principal), Thus (nexus) we have to train and prepare more (proposition)
30. They were screaming so (link) strong that all the neighbors could hear what they were saying (proposition)
31. We get angry (or. principal), soon (nexus) We do not talk to each other (proposition)
32. The situation of the workers was very unfair (or. principal) in consecuense (nexus), several protests and work stoppages were organized (proposition)
33. It's already eleven at night (or. principal), with what (nexus) the stores are already closed (proposition)
34. I was talking a lot during the video call (or. principal), so (nexus) my throat already hurts (proposition)
35. The product has not sold as expected (or. principal), so that (nexus) they have to improve the promotion (proposition)
36. The email address you provided is incorrect (or. principal), so that (nexus) the confirmation emails have not arrived (proposition)
37. It was quite hot (or. principal), therefore (nexus), they turned on the air conditioning for a while (proposition)
38. Today is his birthday (or. principal) Thus (nexus) it is one year older than yesterday (proposition)
39. Neglect so much your health what (nexus) got old very soon (proposition)
40. Are so high what (nexus) I have to turn all the way up to look at your face (proposition)
41. We run out of gas (or. principal), soon (nexus) we can't cook on the stove (proposition)
42. Today is a sale day at the supermarket (or. principal), in consecuense (nexus), it's fuller than other days (proposition)
43. All the neighbors were left without electricity (or. principal), with what (nexus) it is a general fault in the area (proposition)
44. We tested several so (nexus) a lot of (proposition)
45. You do not have the purchase receipt (or. principal), so that (nexus) you will not be able to return the product (proposition)
46. This meat went several hours without refrigeration (or. principal), so that (nexus) can no longer be consumed (proposition)
47. We have points on the card (or. principal), therefore (nexus) we can buy something (proposition)
48. He got mad at me (or. principal), Thus (nexus) he doesn't want to talk to me since yesterday (proposition)
49. See you so much that (nexus) It seems as if we are already a couple (proposition)
50. Your house is so far what (nexus) not even a truck route arrives (proposition)
51. He does not listen (or. principal), soon (nexus) speak with signs (proposition)
52. There is a lot of environmental pollution (or. principal), in consecuense (nexus) we have to be more aware so as not to harm the planet (proposition)
53. He always tells lies (or. principal), with what (nexus) Nobody believes him anymore when he says something that is true (proposition)
54. I am several kilos overweight (or. principal), so (nexus) I have to go on a diet (proposition)
55. The premiere will be tonight (or. principal), so that (nexus) we have many things to organize (proposition)
56. My love for you is true (or. principal), so that (nexus) I would do anything for your love (proposition)
57. We did a lot of exercise this morning (or. principal), therefore (nexus) we have to rehydrate (proposition)
58. My cell phone credit ran out (or. principal), Thus (nexus) I can't make calls anymore (proposition)
59. We worry (or. principal) so much that (nexus) We called the police (proposition)
60. You have spent all your savings (or. principal), Thus (nexus) you no longer have money available (proposition)