Cause & Effect Language — Movie Paradise: Malta's Film Industry Boom
Grammar: Cause and effect language
Free ESL grammar exercise on cause & effect language themed around movie paradise: malta's film industry boom. Printable worksheet from classplan.ai.
What's on this worksheet
A Business English ESL grammar exercise on business, practising cause and effect language. The worksheet has a short reading excerpt, a grammar reference and graded practice items.
From the reading
Malta's rise is largely due to its 40% cash rebate. The mechanism reimburses companies after filming, leading to a record 36 productions in 2025. International salaries rose so sharply that local directors could no longer compete for experienced crew.
Grammar: Cause and Effect Language
- Leading to /
- Use a participle phrase to link cause and outcome. Malta raised its rebate, leading to a record number of productions.
- As a result of / due
- Formal prepositional phrases that introduce the cause. As a result of the rebate, production companies recover filming costs.
Sample items
- The rebate was raised in 2019, ______ a surge in international applications.
- ______ the generous incentive, Malta attracted 36 productions in 2025.
- The road closures were ______ disruptive... residents submitted a formal complaint.
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