Jokainen valtameren vyöhyke on erilainen, joten eläimet muuttuvat.

Questions & Answers about Jokainen valtameren vyöhyke on erilainen, joten eläimet muuttuvat.

Why is joten used here instead of kuten, which we are learning in this lesson?
While kuten means 'like' or 'as' and is used to give examples or show manner, joten means 'so' or 'therefore'. It introduces a logical consequence or result. Because the animals changing is a result of the zones being different, we must use joten here instead of kuten.
Why use jokainen instead of kaikki for 'every'?
Jokainen emphasizes the individuality of each item ('each and every zone'), whereas kaikki means 'all' collectively. When you use jokainen, the following noun and verb must be in the singular, which is why we have the singular vyöhyke on instead of the plural vyöhykkeet ovat.
Could I use the verb muuttavat here instead of muuttuvat?
No, because muuttua (used here as muuttuvat) is an intransitive verb, meaning the subject undergoes a change itself ('the animals change'). The verb muuttaa (muuttavat) is transitive and requires an object, meaning 'to change something else', or it can mean 'to move' (as in moving to a new house).

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