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Conectores de secuencia
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First (primero) later (más tarde) then (entonces) after (después) after a while (al cabo de un rato, al rato) finally (finalmente)
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Sirven para explicar el orden en que ocurrió un evento así como para dar órdenes y seguir instrucciones.
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Ejemplo del uso de los conectores de secuencia en una narración: India seems to me a really interesting place so I convinced my brother to make a trip.
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An old friend told me about “The Festival of Colours” celebrated in the land of Gandhi. So we wanted to participated in that celebration.
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Do you want to know what we did as soon as we arrived to India?
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FIRST we had a masala chai tea in the restaurant of the hotel.
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The hotel was beautiful.
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LATER we asked for gujiyas (that are sweet dumplings)...
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…and phirni (that it is made of rice and milk )…
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THEN we decided to go out. It was Spring time!
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We saw people...
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... that were throwing at each other coloured powder on their bodies and clothes....
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AFTER that a guy squirted us with a water gun filled with coloured water...
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I had just closed my eyes when my clothes were declared a total loss :-)...
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We saw an old woman. She was wearing a large dress...
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...a young lady was wearing a “bindi” (a red pot ) on the center of her forehead...
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...and a dog with coloured powder on its body.
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AFTER A WHILE we were listening to music in the Street. The musician were playing drums and other musical instruments.
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They were going from place to place, singing and dancing.
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FINALLY we saw people dancing in the street, we were tired and got back to the hotel.
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Glosario A total mess = Una pérdida total. Bindi = Círculo de tela roja que utilizan algunas personas de India y otros países en la frente. Drums= Tambores. Dumplings = Empanadas. Masala chai = Un tipo de té que se consume en la India. Phirni = Un tipo de arroz con leche y especies que se ingiere en la tierra de Gandhi.
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