Is there anything like "then" and "then"

Answer 1

Here are some words similar to "then" and "then":

1 Next: It means that the next action or event is often used in the plot of a novel to lead to the next part.

2 is often used to express a conclusion or draw a conclusion in a novel's dialogue.

After 3: It means that the next action or event is often used in the plot of a novel to lead to the next chapter.

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That's all: It means that this is just an example or that this situation is often used in novels to express an opinion or conclusion.

[6. Meal meal: A simple lunch or dinner. Often used by characters in novels to describe their diet.]

By the way: means to do something without a specific purpose. Often used in novels to express the thoughts or actions of a character.

Just Like That: Often used in novels to express the current state or situation of something.

Wait for something to happen or someone to come.

The state of something or a character is often used in novels to express a character's thoughts or actions.