Which group of transitional phrases could best be used in a paragraph showing a sequence of events?

A. in addition, however, for instance

B. at present, not long after, last of all

C. first and foremost, meanwhile, no doubt

D. still, then, at any rate

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22 February, 19:37

Which group of transitional phrases could best be used in a paragraph showing a sequence of events?

A. in addition, however, for instance

B. at present, not long after, last of all

C. first and foremost, meanwhile, no doubt

D. still, then, at any rate

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Tia Rivera · Answer 1

I think its C. first and foremost, meanwhile, no doubt

because i allways use those words in english class and my teacher says that i am the only one that uses those words in a sentence

also thats right because its what most people use to write a sentence

Alana Pacheco · Answer 2

The answer would be B. At present, not long after, last of all

Which group of transitional phrases could best be used in a paragraph showing a sequence of events?A. in addition, however, for instanceB. at present, not long after, last of allC. first and foremost, meanwhile, no doubtD. still, then, at any rate

Which group of transitional phrases could best be used in a paragraph showing a sequence of events?

A. in addition, however, for instance

B. at present, not long after, last of all

C. first and foremost, meanwhile, no doubt

D. still, then, at any rate