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2 years ago

Which sentence's verbs express a sequence of events?

English

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Luden [163]2 years ago

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Answer:

Rita will understand if you arrived late

Explanation:

The sentence's verbs that express a sequence of events is "Rita will understand if you arrived late".

This is because, the sequence of events is the way or structure of events as they come up in a story such as the beginning, middle and end of story has their own end and beginning.

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