Later and after

I sleep after I eat.
I eat and sleep later.
I eat and sleep afterwards.

After can be used also:
After I eat, I sleep.

But not:
I sleep later I eat. XXXXXXX

I wonder if it's possible to say:
"I watch TV, eat later and sleep after".

-Abdalmaus

You can say that.

The actions are past tense, so the correct way is:

I watched TV, ate later and slept afterwards.

AnonymousThe actions are past tense,

Not if you are talking about your normal routine.

The present continuous tense

After breakfast, I was tired, but later in the day I had more energy.
We went to lunch after the movie. It ended later than I thought.

Anonymous How can we use later and after in a sentence?

I'll see you later, probably after I finish shopping.

We usually use "later" alone and "after" with a clause, as illustrated above.

CJ

Please I want to know how to use probably

Anonymous Please I want to know how to use probably

Please start a new thread to ask an unrelated question.