Question

which sentence uses the word consequent correctly?

Consequent to the car crash, my brother had to have physical therapy for his knee.

School being canceled was a consequent of the blizzard.

I love a story with a wild consequent.

Are you consequent because of the flood?

Answer 1

i would say the one with the story is correct

Answer 2

Answer:

Consequent to the car crash, my brother had to have physical therapy for his knee.

Explanation:

Consequent is something that happens because of something else that is happening, from the options given the one that is correct is the first one since the other ones should be expressed or written with Consequence, not with consequent, in this case it is correctly written "consequent to the car crash", as a consequence of the car crash if you want to write it with consequence you should write as a consequence of...