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English, 20.10.2019 00:00 tay3270

What is the topic sentence of the following paragraph sequence of events refers to the order sequence in which events occur in a text signal words including first next then after and finally can you identify the sequence. being able to follow the sequence of events in a story will you understand what your reading. in addition you can use those signal words to you organize your writing

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