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Consecutive Clauses — Proposizioni Consecutive·Consecutive Clauses in Formal and Academic Writing
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Rule reminder

In formal and academic Italian, consecutive clauses often use: 'cosicché', 'di modo che', 'tant'è che', 'a tal punto che', 'al punto da', 'per cui' (informal substitute). These are more sophisticated alternatives to the basic 'così...che' and convey precise logical relationships.

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→ Consecutive vs Causal — Tanto Che vs Perché→ Negative Consecutive — Non Abbastanza / Troppo...Per→ Multiple Subordinate Clauses Including Consecutive→ Recognising Consecutive Function in a Paragraph
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