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Time and sequence

TermDefinition
as soon as, when the first suggests smth more immediate and important; the meaning time of expressions
I`ll see you when I get home I`ll see you ____ I get home
Violet got ready while I cooked the dinner two long actions
The accident happened while/when/as I was on my way to work [a longer action ‘on my way to work’ and a short action ‘the accident’
I saw him (just) as I came out of the office two short actions happening at the same time; we can also use when here
afterwards at a later time but usually the same day
then / after that / afterwards I was in Caracas for three months, and ____/____ I went to Colombia
We had something to eat before going out We had something to eat ____ going out
After seeing the film, we went home After ____ the film, we went home
a sequence of actions one action after another, and so on
First of all / First, After that / Then, Finally A sequence of actions
To begin with ____, the two girls got on very well when they shared the flat
after a while a period of time
at first ____ I enjoyed the classes
in the end finally, after a period of time or thought
firstly / for one thing / for a start to introduce a first reason for something
secondly/besides/anyway to add a further reason
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