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what happened first? I dont have good english understanding. Im reading a book and this is what i just read. "About 4 years ago, a year after my operation, I started looking for a new sporting activity and came across a free self defence class. Soon afterwards, as a direct consequence I started taking kickboxing classes". My question is - Did this person do kickboxing classes first OR did he come across the self defence class first?? thankyou |
Re: what happened first? He came across the self defence class first. Look at the adverbial : soon afterwards. Afterwards is an adverb which refers back to something already mentioned. So : We had lunch, and afterwards we had coffee = We had lunch and after lunch we had coffee. So here : I found a self defence class and soon afterwards I started kickboxing classes = I found a self defence class, and soon after I found the self-defence class, I started kick-boxing classes. |
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