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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

What's the difference between after and afterwards?and how can we use the word afterwards in the sentence?

After vs afterwards
  

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Assume this. I ate dinner at 6pm. I watched TV at 7pm.

— Clive

  • Assume this.
  • I ate dinner at 6pm.
  • I watched TV at 7pm.
  • Here are some sentences I can say.
  • I watched TV after I ate dinner.
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Assume this.
I ate dinner at 6pm.
I watched TV at 7pm.

Here are some sentences I can say.
I watched TV after I ate dinner.
After I ate dinner, I watched TV,
I ate dinner. Afterwards I watched TV.
I ate dinner, and afterwards I watched TV.

Not that it is incorrect to say
I ate dinner. After I watched TV.
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