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DutchGirl Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
And vs. And then
Hello,
I would like to know if there's a difference between:
He walked to the kitchen and took a glass of water.
and
He walked to the kitchen and then took a glass of water
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He smiled, sighed, and walked away.
and
He smiled, sighed, and then walked away.
Thank you!
I would like to know if there's a difference between:
He walked to the kitchen and took a glass of water.
and
He walked to the kitchen and then took a glass of water
---
He smiled, sighed, and walked away.
and
He smiled, sighed, and then walked away.
Thank you!
Top answer
I don't see any discernable difference.
- I don't see any discernable difference.
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