curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-talk-about-past-experiences/67055d274231051940d0c8ea.md
Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.
BLANK BLANK, I realized we didn't update the database credentials after the last security patch.
After
The opposite of before. Capitalize it as it is in the beginning of a sentence.
that
Demonstrative pronoun used when something is more distant from the speaker. When something is close to the speaker, you can use this.
After that is used to show the order of events, meaning the next action or event followed something that happened previously. It helps organize actions in chronological order. For example:
We finished the code review. After that, we started debugging. - First, they reviewed the code. Then, they debugged it.
He submitted the report. After that, he took a short break. - First, he submitted the report. Then, he rested.
After that is similar in meaning to expressions like then or next, but it specifically emphasizes that one action follows another in time.
Here, James uses after that to indicate that realizing what the credentials issue was came after another action in the debugging process.
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