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When writers tell readers how to do something or describe how something is done, this kind of writing is often marked by connectives or conjuncts that establish a chronological order of events: that is, they begin with the first step in the process and proceed in time until the last step in the process. Typical transitional words of this kind are found in the following:

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E) You can always throw the question open to the rest of the class first; then ask colleagues for their opinions and, pretty soon, you will learn… (l. 40/42)

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A) …because the vast majority of learners are highly-motivated. Therefore, all you need to do… (l. 5/6)

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B) Below are some roles an EFL teacher would play – all of which combine to make a good teacher.(l. 8/9)

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C) …only join in when the conversation dries up. (l. 18/19)

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D) If you are new to EFL teaching, you might not feel like much of a specialist. However, because you can speak English better than your students… (l. 21/23)

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