Adverbs of Sequence

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What is an adverb of sequence?

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An adverb of sequence is a word that tells us the order in which events happen.

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Give an example of an adverb of sequence.

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Examples include 'first', 'next', 'then', 'finally'.

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What does 'first' indicate in a sequence?

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It indicates the beginning of a series of events.

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What does 'then' mean in a sequence?

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It shows what happens after the first event.

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What does 'next' signify in a sequence?

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It indicates the event that follows the previous one.

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What does 'finally' mean in a sequence?

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It indicates the last event in a series.

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Fill in the blank: Mary called her parents and ___________, her sister in Taiping.

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then.

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Fill in the blank: I have finished my homework. __________, I am allowed to play football in the field.

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Finally.

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What does 'pour' mean?

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To make a liquid substance flow from a container into another container.

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What does 'slice' mean in cooking?

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To cut something into thin pieces.