Language Function and Construction: Personal Pronouns and Connecting Words, Part 3

The video tutorial explains how to use sequence words like 'first', 'next', 'then', and 'finally' to connect ideas and reasons in both speaking and writing. It illustrates this concept through a student's story about losing a backpack, demonstrating the use of these words to describe the sequence of events.

What words are suggested for connecting ideas when telling a story?

• First, next, then, finally

• Once, upon, a, time

• Yesterday, today, tomorrow

• Here, there, everywhere

Where did the student first have her backpack?

• At school

• In the park

• At home

• In the car

What did the student do with her backpack in math class?

• Used it to carry books

• Forgot it at home

• Brought it to class

• Left it in the hallway

During which period did the student last remember having her backpack?

• Afternoon break

• Evening break

• Morning break

• Lunch break

Where does the student think she left her backpack?

• In the classroom

• In the library

• On one of the tables

• On the bus