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    English G10:
    Sequencing Events
    Transitional Phrases

    Rev0, 30 March 2020


    Agenda

    I. Introduction
    II. Topic: Sequencing Events
    •Transitional Phrases
    III. Exercises
    IV: Summary
    I. Introduction

    Do you want to learn something today?

    Let us learn …

    Sequencing Events

    the Easy Way


    II. Sequencing Events

    In this session you will learn:

    Sequencing Events

    •Transitional Phrases
    II. Sequencing Events
    Sequencing Events: Transitional
    Phrases
    Kindly visit the link below
    and have fun learning those
    things.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sFrHK7cHzkA
    II. Sequencing Events
    Try to click the next button one at a
    time. First

    Finall
    y
    Next

    Then
    II. Sequencing Events
    Transitional Words and Phrases

    Kindly visit the link below


    and have fun learning those
    things.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMhLlnES28A
    III. Exercises
    Instructions: Choose the letter of the best answer. (1 point each)

    1. Find all of the sequencers in the following sentences:


    Here are the steps to make a tasty sandwich. First, you need to buy
    bread from the bakery. Then, you can go to the butcher and buy
    sliced turkey. You can go to the market and buy fresh lettuce and
    tomatoes. Finally, you can take all of the ingredients home and
    prepare the sandwich.

    A. First, buy, finally


    B. First, then, and
    C. First, then, finally
    D. First, then, after that
    III. Exercises
    2. ____________ the alarm wakes me up. Then, I take a shower.
    After that, I eat my breakfast and go to school.

    A. Finally B. Then C. After that D.


    First
    3. The following sentence needs sequencers. Add sequencers in the
    correct spot in the following sentence:

    I'll buy coffee and go to the movie.

    A. I'll buy first coffee and go then to the movie.


    B. First, I'll buy coffee and then go to the movie.
    C. Then, I'll buy coffee and first go to the movie.
    D. I'll buy coffee and first go to the movie.
    III. Exercises

    4. Should we always begin every sentence with a sequencer?

    A. Yes. B. No.

    5. First, do your homework. _____________, you can see


    your friends.

    A. After it B. After that


    C. After this D. After them
    III. Exercises

    6. Jude's mom has advice for her son:

    "First, Jude needs to go to school. Next, he should get a job.


    ________, he should get married.“

    A. Finally B. After it C. Final D. After that


    III. Exercises

    7. _______, I heard a loud boom. ________, the lights went


    out. _________, I tried to use my TV, but it was dead. I
    wondered what was happening. ________, I realized I had
    forgotten to pay my electricity bill.

    A. First, After that, Finally, Then


    B. Then, After that, First, Finally
    C. First, Next, Then, Finally
    D. First, Finally, Next, Then
    III. Exercises

    8. Let me tell you about how terrible last night was.


    _________, I lost my wallet. I was so upset I almost cried.
    __________, I spilled a drink on my favorite shirt. The night
    got even worse. When it was time to leave, I realized it was
    raining and I had forgotten my umbrella and didn't have money
    for a cab. I walked home for one hour in the rain. What a
    terrible night!

    A. First, Finally
    B. Next, Finally
    C. First, After that
    D. After that, Next
    III. Exercises

    9. Can we use sequencers when we are describing steps to do


    something?

    A. Yes. B. No.

    10. Can we use sequencers to answer the question "how"?

    A. Yes. B. No.
    IV. Summary
    Thank you

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