Exploring Sequencing Words in Language

This video tutorial introduces sequencing words for pre-intermediate students. It explains how these words help in understanding the order of events. An example story is provided, and students are guided to reorder it using sequencing words like 'first', 'next', 'then', 'after that', and 'finally'. A quiz is included to reinforce learning, and the video concludes with a summary of key points.

What is the purpose of sequencing words?

• To show the order in which things happen

• To describe the location of events

• To highlight the importance of events

• To explain the reason behind events

Which of the following is NOT a sequencing word?

• First

• Because

• Finally

• Next

In the example story, what activity was mentioned first?

• Waking up

• Going to class

• Driving to University

• Brushing teeth

What is the correct order of events in the example story?

• Wake up, brush teeth, drive to University, drink coffee, go to class

• Wake up, drink coffee, brush teeth, drive to University, go to class

• Brush teeth, wake up, drive to University, drink coffee, go to class

• Wake up, brush teeth, drink coffee, drive to University, go to class

What is the first activity in the reordered story?

• Drive to University

• Brush teeth

• Drink coffee

• Wake up

Which sequencing word does NOT have a comma after it?

• Then

• Finally

• First

• Next

Which sequencing word is used to indicate the last event?

• First

• Finally

• Then

• Next

What is the correct punctuation rule for sequencing words?

• Only 'then' has a comma after it

• No sequencing words have a comma after them

• All sequencing words except 'then' have a comma after them

• All sequencing words have a comma after them

In the quiz example, what do you do after waking up?

• Go to pray at the mosque

• Go out with friends

• Have a shower

• Go to class

What is the final activity in the Friday routine quiz example?

• Have a shower

• Go out with friends

• Go to pray at the mosque

• Wake up