Sequencing and stages language (Easy) Quiz

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📝 IELTS – English Vocabulary – Sequencing and stages language – Easy

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What is the correct word to complete this sentence: '____ the movie started, we bought some popcorn.'

Before

After

Meanwhile

During

None

'Before' indicates something that happens prior to another event. 'After' means following, 'During' means at the same time, and 'Meanwhile' indicates simultaneous actions.

Which word is used to describe something that will happen in the future after a series of events?

Eventually

Previously

Initially

Simultaneously

None

'Eventually' means in the end, after a series of events. 'Initially' refers to the beginning, 'Simultaneously' means at the same time, and 'Previously' means before.

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