Sequence Words
Format of Writing
Affirmative/Negative
100
Another word for First

Another word for first is Initially 

100

When you sequence you are

When you sequence you are telling events or steps in order in which they came

100

Shouldn't is the short word of what? 

Mustn't is the short word of what? 

Shouldn't is the short word of Should Not

and Mustn't is the short word of Must Not. 

200

Another word for Then

Another word for then is Thereafter

200

When you summarize about a story or movie

When you summarize a story or movie you tell the most important events/Key details in order from beginning, middle, to end in your own words.

200

How can you use the words shouldn't or mustn't 

sample sentence: 

300

Another word for Next

Another word for next is Afterwards

300

When you answer a question you should always

When you answer a question you should always turn the question around/ Recycle the question to start your response. 

300

Affirmative and Negative statements include what words?

Affirmative statements include words like: Should, Must, is/are required to, is/are obligated to. 

And Negative statements include words like: Mustn't, should avoid, and should resist. 

400

Another word for After

Another word for after is Then Subsequently 
400

When you want to end your writing you should always

When you want to end your writing you should always include a conclusion sentence by saying: In conclusion... In closing... In summary.....

400

How can you use the words required or obligates? 

Sample sentence: 

500

Two words that you can use for finally 

Two words you could use for finally are Eventually or Ultimately 

500

When you finish your writing you should always

When you finish your writing you should always reread your work, and fix any mistakes you have made. Then rewrite your work for a final draft. 

500

You know when to use sequence words, tell in steps, tell about the events of something when you see these key words..

You know when to use sequence words, tell in steps, tell about the events of something when you see 

" IN ORDER" or " CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER"