English grammar?

Question

Modern telecommunications have made life easier at the workplace.................................., they have made life easier in our homes.
Choose(So/similarly/because/conseqently) and why?

sorry the forth choice is"consequently"
I have to choose one of the above.

Answer 1

The "....." matters in the context of what you would choose. As written, "... at the workplace, and have made life easier..."

Answer 2

These four choices are kind of lousy. :)

Only "so" and "because" are grammatically correct because they are conjunctions, which is what you need to connect two independent sentences like that above. "So" implies that life is easier at work, therefore life at home is easier; "because" is the reverse, implying that an easier life at home makes for an easier life at work.

"Similarly" and "consequently" are adverbs and cannot connect the sentences by themselves. You need to have a semicolon after "workplace", or start a new sentence. If you do this, using "consequently" has the same meaning as using "so" in the case above.

I think the MEANING makes the most sense with similarly, but again you'd have to use a semicolon or a different choice or words like "just as".

Answer 3

Wow...you need to be a bit more clear. I think that modern telecommunications have made life easier in the workplace because now people can work from home and simply send in their work. Online classes are a great example of how students can now do almost everything from the computer without going to the college campus. Sorry if I didn't answer your question...but there you go!

Answer 4

I don't see how one is a consequence of the other, so I would say it has to be "similarly". However, similarly is not a conjunction, so you need some punctuation: either a period or a semi-colon before "similarly" and a comma after.

If you do think one is a consequence of the other, one of the others will fit:
"Because" if an easier life at home is the cause of an easier life at work, "so" or "consequently" if an easier life at work is the cause of an easier life at home. "Consequently" is also not a conjunction; punctuate as for "similarly".

If I had my own choice, I would say "just as".

Answer 5

I would say Modern telecommunications have made life easier at the workplace as well as in our homes.

Answer 6

Modern telecommunications have made life easier in the workplace in addition to making life easier in our homes

Answer 7

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Answer 8

Because

Answer 9

"Similarly" is the best fit, as the sentence is comparing the 2 situations.

Answer 10

i'd choose because, because u are explaining something.