🇬🇧 After meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

We use "after" to talk about something that happens later than another thing. First one thing happens, and then, after that, something else happens. It helps us put events in time order, like saying, "Eat dinner first, and after that, have dessert."

The cookie jar was suddenly lighter after my "scientific quality check" of five cookies.

After I practiced my evil laugh, my grandma asked if I needed a snack or a villain cape.

The goldfish stared at me in disappointment after I tried to teach it how to fetch.

The alarm clock flew off the table after I tried to turn it off with a ninja kick.

After I pretended to be a robot all day, my mom said I still had to do human chores.

After the rain stopped, a small dog shook water and splashed the girl. After she laughed, she picked up the wet ball. After the boy helped, they ran after the dog. After they sat on the bench, the sun warmed their hands. After that, they shared a warm smile and went home.

This word is at the B1 level, which means it’s important for understanding and discussing familiar topics like work, school, or leisure. Words at this level help you express your thoughts, opinions, and experiences with more detail.

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