CONNECTORS

For example:

  • Afterwards: after, following that, then, ....
  • Earlier (today): previously, sooner, ....
  • Finally: at the last moment, eventually, in conclusion, to conclude, in summary, ....
  • First: at the beginning, to begin with, to start with, ....
  • Just as: absolutely, exactly, recently, ....
  • Later (on): after, afterwards, next, ....
  • Next: afterwards, following, later, ....
  • Once: previously, long ago, in the past, ....
  • Shortly ( after): in a few words, presently, soon, ....
  • The next day: the following day, the day after, ....
  • Then: afterwards, next, also, in addition, ....
  • While: as long as, during the time that, ....
  • Although: though, even though, ....
  • During: throughout
  • When
  • A few days ago
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