The present simple tense

Clauses of result –Natija ergash gaplar
are used to express the result of something. They are introduced with the following words/expressions:

as a result = therefore= consequently/as a consequence

so - so/such ... that etc.

♦ as a result - therefore – consequently/ as a consequence

e.g. The president was taken ill and, as a result/ therefore/consequently the summit meeting was cancelled.

The president was taken ill. As a result/therefore/ consequently, the summit meeting was cancelled.

♦ so e.g. It was hot, so I turned on the air-conditioning.

♦ Such + an+adjective +singular noun

e.g. It was such an interesting book (that) I couldn't put it down.

♦ Such + adjective +plural / uncountable noun

e.g. They are such good friends (that) they've never had an argument.

It was such expensive jewellery (that) it was kept in a safe.

♦ such a lot of +plural / uncountable noun

e.g. She invited such a lot of guests to her party that there wasn't enough room for all of them. He has such a lot of money (that) he doesn't know what to do with it.

♦ So + adjective/ adverb