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Advanced Causal Clauses — Proposizioni Causali B2·Complex Sentences with Multiple Causal Relationships
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Rule reminder

In complex Italian sentences, multiple causal relationships can be expressed through: (1) nested subordinate clauses with different causal conjunctions; (2) a combination of explicit and implicit causal constructions; (3) causal chains where one cause leads to an effect that becomes the cause of another effect. Careful tense concordance and conjunction choice are essential at B2 level.

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Choose the option that correctly expresses a two-level causal chain: 'The project was delayed because the team was demotivated because the manager had not communicated the objectives clearly.'

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