After, afterwards and after that
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- Afterwards she'd taken the dog for a walk, she made a cup of tea.
- She'd taken the dog for a walk and after that she made a cup of tea.
- After she took the dog for a walk, she made a cup of tea.
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After, afterwards and after that
Are these sentences correct?
Close. Here are some small changes:
- Afterwards she'd taken the dog for a walk, she made a cup of tea.
After she'd taken the dog for a walk, she made a cup of tea.
- She'd taken the dog for a walk and after that she made a cup of tea.
She took the dog for a walk and, after that, she made a cup of tea.
- After she took the dog for a walk, she made a cup of tea.
Perfect!! This version sounds the most natural in English.
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After, afterwards and after that
Are these sentences correct?
- Afterwards she'd taken the dog for a walk, she made a cup of tea.
- She'd taken the dog for a walk and had then (after that she) made a cup of tea.
- After she took the dog for a walk, she made a cup of tea.
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