Time Expressions Dictation: Sequence Time Markers
B1 Level
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Follow the two events before deciding which comes earlier. Before and after show their relationship, but the first event mentioned is not always the first one that happened. Afterwards and then move the account onwards; eventually marks an outcome reached after time has passed. At first describes an initial stage. Keep multiword phrases such as as soon as together as you listen. Write the original sequence of words, rather than rearranging the sentence into time order. The linker already shows how the events connect.
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