result in and result from usage (Mu 5 Unit 2 language point)

result in = leads to "cause, cause", subject is the reason, the attribute is the result.
Result from = because of: "... The object is the cause, and the subject is the result.

The bad weather result in traffic jam. The bad weather caused the traffic jam.

The traffic jam result from bad weather. The traffic jam is due to bad weather.

Hard work makes his success.
Hard work he success.
He success hard work.

Keys:1. result in 2. Result from

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The female education program resulted in increased female literacy.

Why increase+ed instead of ING.

The preposition behind is not always ing, what is the case

Is it because the increased is an adjective?

The object in this sentence is literacy.

Increasing increasing increased has been increased by the

Mrs Harris paced in increasing (adj.) agitation.

Finally, in this study, CWPT is effective in increasing (Vt. Do in object) students ' engagement in the lesson;

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