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    This document provides an overview of time sequencers and connectors used in English sentences. It defines time sequencers like first, then, later, after, before, and finally that are used to indicate the order of actions or events. It also defines connectors like and, or, but, because, and so that are used to join two sentences. The objective is for students to practice forming sentences using these time sequencers and connectors to describe their daily activities.

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    This document provides an overview of time sequencers and connectors used in English sentences. It defines time sequencers like first, then, later, after, before, and finally that are used to indicate the order of actions or events. It also defines connectors like and, or, but, because, and so that are used to join two sentences. The objective is for students to practice forming sentences using these time sequencers and connectors to describe their daily activities.

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    This document provides an overview of time sequencers and connectors used in English sentences. It defines time sequencers like first, then, later, after, before, and finally that are used to indicate the order of actions or events. It also defines connectors like and, or, but, because, and so that are used to join two sentences. The objective is for students to practice forming sentences using these time sequencers and connectors to describe their daily activities.

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    Time Sequencers and Connectors

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    This document provides an overview of time sequencers and connectors used in English sentences. It defines time sequencers like first, then, later, after, before, and finally that are used to indicate the order of actions or events. It also defines connectors like and, or, but, because, and so that are used to join two sentences. The objective is for students to practice forming sentences using these time sequencers and connectors to describe their daily activities.

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    TIME SEQUENCERS AND

    CONNECTORS
    Subject: English.

    Teacher: Flor Loayza.


    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDrScBS-a1U
    Objective:
    • Form sentenses using TIME SEQUENCERS and
    CONNECTORS.

    • Review DAILY ACTIVITIES.


    Daily Activities
    TIME SEQUENCERS
    We use them to say WHEN or in WHAT ORDER accions happen.
    Sequerncers Function Example
    Introduces the first of a
    Firts sequence.
    First, I flew to Lima.
    Introduces the next action
    Then or concept.
    Then I took a bus.
    Introduces the next action I took a train, later I arrived
    Later or concept. home.
    That also introduces the
    After another action or concept.
    After that, I went to bed.
    Demonstrates a previous
    Before action or concept.
    Before I had dinner.
    Demonstrates the last Finally, I slept.
    Finally action or concept.
    CONNECTORS
    We use connector to join two sentences. Have a
    look to the connectors: but, because,
    so and although.
    Connectors Function Example
    It is used to add another I had a tasty breakfast and
    And idea or concept. lunch.
    Introduces one or more I watched TV or read a
    Or alternatives. book.
    Introduces an exception or I Like fish but today I don’t
    But a contrast. want to eat it.
    Demonstrates the reason I have to stay in bed
    Because for something. because I’m sick.
    He left home late so he
    So It shows a result.
    arrived late.
    Time to practice

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