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Connectors en inglés, Summaries of Legal English

Conectores para usar en una oración en inglés

Typology: Summaries

2024/2025

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Connectors for Describing PAST Memories in a Hometown
Connector /
Phrase
Spanish
Example 1
Example 2
When
Cuando
When I was a child, I lived
near the main plaza.
When we had visitors, we
always showed them the
cathedral.
While
Mientras
While we played outside,
our moms cooked dinner.
While I walked through
the market, I heard
traditional music.
After
Después (de)
After school, I used to buy
candy near the park.
After it rained, we played
in the muddy fields.
Before
Antes (de)
Before dinner, we used to
walk to the small store.
Before we moved away, I
visited all my favorite
places.
Then
Luego / Entonces
We went to the town fair,
then walked home together.
Then, I stopped at my best
friend’s house.
Later
Más tarde
Later, we watched the stars
from the rooftop.
I saw my old teacher later
that evening.
After that
Después de eso
I went to my cousin’s house.
After that, we visited the
river.
After that, we shared
stories around a fire.
Eventually
Finalmente / Con
el tiempo
Eventually, I learned how to
ride a bike through the hilly
streets.
Eventually, my parents
opened a small shop
downtown.
By the time
Para cuando / Ya
cuando
By the time I was 10, I knew
all the town’s shortcuts.
By the time we arrived,
the parade had ended.
As soon as
Tan pronto como /
En cuanto
As soon as the music
started, we began to dance.
As soon as the sun set,
the lanterns were lit.
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Connectors for Describing PAST Memories in a Hometown

Connector / Phrase Spanish Example 1 Example 2 When Cuando When I was a child, I lived near the main plaza. When we had visitors, we always showed them the cathedral. While Mientras While we played outside, our moms cooked dinner. While I walked through the market, I heard traditional music. After Después (de) After school, I used to buy candy near the park. After it rained, we played in the muddy fields. Before Antes (de) Before dinner, we used to walk to the small store. Before we moved away, I visited all my favorite places. Then Luego / Entonces We went to the town fair, then walked home together. Then, I stopped at my best friend’s house. Later Más tarde Later, we watched the stars from the rooftop. I saw my old teacher later that evening. After that Después de eso I went to my cousin’s house. After that, we visited the river. After that, we shared stories around a fire. Eventually Finalmente / Con el tiempo Eventually, I learned how to ride a bike through the hilly streets. Eventually, my parents opened a small shop downtown. By the time Para cuando / Ya cuando By the time I was 10, I knew all the town’s shortcuts. By the time we arrived, the parade had ended. As soon as Tan pronto como / En cuanto As soon as the music started, we began to dance. As soon as the sun set, the lanterns were lit.

Connector / Phrase Spanish Example 1 Example 2 Once Una vez que Once the rain stopped, we walked to the lake. Once we reached the farm, we had fresh fruit. Finally Finalmente / Por fin Finally, we said goodbye to our old neighbors. Finally, I took a photo of the old house. A long time ago Hace mucho tiempo A long time ago, my grandparents built that house. A long time ago, this street had no pavement. In ancient times En la antigüedad In ancient times, the town was smaller and surrounded by forests. In ancient times, people traveled by horseback. Not long ago Hace poco tiempo Not long ago, the school was repainted. Not long ago, I visited my childhood friends. In former times En tiempos pasados In former times, the park had a small zoo. In former times, there was a train station in the center of town. Formerly Antiguamente Formerly, people used to gather in the plaza every weekend. Formerly, I lived in a wooden house near the mountains. In the old days En los viejos tiempos In the old days, children played outside until sunset. In the old days, there were fewer cars and more horses.