curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-talk-about-past-experiences/67056697de96ba1ba012eb44.md
Fill each blank with one of the following words to add the correct sequential linkers to the text below: After, Finally, First, or Then.
BLANK, James checked the code for recent changes. BLANK, he reviewed the error logs more carefully. BLANK that, he found the bug in the database credentials. BLANK, he updated the credentials, and the app worked again.
First
James' initial action was checking the code. The first letter is capitalized.
Then
This linker indicates the immediate next action, which was reviewing the error logs. The first letter is capitalized.
After
This word combined with the following makes a linker that correctly introduces a step with more separation, when James found the bug in the credentials. The first letter is capitalized.
Finally
This linker indicates that updating the credentials was the last step in solving the issue. The first letter is capitalized.
Sequential linkers like first, then, after that, and finally are used to describe the order of actions or events.
First is used to describe the initial action.
Then refers to the next immediate step.
After that is used to introduce a step following another action with some distinction between them.
Finally marks the last step in a sequence.