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Our tree has such delicious apples that we eat several of them everyday.
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Our tree has very delicious apples, so we all eat them everyday.
remarkable effect–a result that is more than the usual or expected response.
Cause–effect: "Our tree has such delicious apples, that everyone loves to pick and eat them."
Not remarkable: *"Our tree has such delicious apples, that we can pick them.
Not cause–effect: *"Our tree has such delicious apples, that they fall on the ground.