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Spectacled-Girl  #375277  Tue, 05 Jun 07 12:03 PM

Can someone explain to me on how to use the word 'afterwards'?

- Afterwards, we went to grap something to eat.
- We went to grap something to eat afterwards.

Which one is correct?

Is it possible to use 'afterwards' in the beginning of a sentence??

Thanks.
  
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Conchita57  #375314  Tue, 05 Jun 07 01:40 PM
Both sentences are correct, except for 'grab'.
  
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In the beginning was the word.
Spectacled-Girl  #375721  Wed, 06 Jun 07 11:55 AM
Ok. Thanks Conchita57. Big Smile [:D]
  
Wendel  #375739  Wed, 06 Jun 07 12:22 PM
"afterward is a adverb"  so u can placed it in front of  sentences or lastly..
  
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