Your example sentence treats the three activities as a sequential list. So the timing of them is given by the order they happen in. What are some examples?

If I had the money, I would a, b, and c” means ” I wouldn’t have the money, I’d a”, I would c (i would “”), and b, and i

would “” (i would b, and I would “c”), that’s best, c, c”.

I will do c to be immortal, even if I kill a person!

”

But, given that you articulate that the actions are a sequence, it is plain that all of the actions will occur in the future, because the first action has the “will”, and the other actions follow it in sequence.

Your example sentence treats the three activities as a sequential list. So the timing of them is given by the order they happen in. What are some examples?

If I had the money, I would a, b, and c” means ” I wouldn’t have the money, I’d a”, I would c (i would “”), and b, and i

would “” (i would b, and I would “c”), that’s best, c, c”.

I will do c to be immortal, even if I kill a person!

”

But, given that you articulate that the actions are a sequence, it is plain that all of the actions will occur in the future, because the first action has the “will”, and the other actions follow it in sequence.

Your example sentence treats the three activities as a sequential list. So the timing of them is given by the order they happen in. What are some examples?

If I had the money, I would a, b, and c” means ” I wouldn’t have the money, I’d a”, I would c (i would “”), and b, and i

would “” (i would b, and I would “c”), that’s best, c, c”.

I will do c to be immortal, even if I kill a person!

”

But, given that you articulate that the actions are a sequence, it is plain that all of the actions will occur in the future, because the first action has the “will”, and the other actions follow it in sequence.

Your example sentence treats the three activities as a sequential list. So the timing of them is given by the order they happen in. What are some examples?

If I had the money, I would a, b, and c” means ” I wouldn’t have the money, I’d a”, I would c (i would “”), and b, and i

would “” (i would b, and I would “c”), that’s best, c, c”.

I will do c to be immortal, even if I kill a person!

”

But, given that you articulate that the actions are a sequence, it is plain that all of the actions will occur in the future, because the first action has the “will”, and the other actions follow it in sequence.

Your example sentence treats the three activities as a sequential list. So the timing of them is given by the order they happen in. What are some examples?

If I had the money, I would a, b, and c” means ” I wouldn’t have the money, I’d a”, I would c (i would “”), and b, and i

would “” (i would b, and I would “c”), that’s best, c, c”.

I will do c to be immortal, even if I kill a person!

”

But, given that you articulate that the actions are a sequence, it is plain that all of the actions will occur in the future, because the first action has the “will”, and the other actions follow it in sequence.

Your example sentence treats the three activities as a sequential list. So the timing of them is given by the order they happen in. What are some examples?

If I had the money, I would a, b, and c” means ” I wouldn’t have the money, I’d a”, I would c (i would “”), and b, and i

would “” (i would b, and I would “c”), that’s best, c, c”.

I will do c to be immortal, even if I kill a person!

”

But, given that you articulate that the actions are a sequence, it is plain that all of the actions will occur in the future, because the first action has the “will”, and the other actions follow it in sequence.

Your example sentence treats the three activities as a sequential list. So the timing of them is given by the order they happen in. What are some examples?

If I had the money, I would a, b, and c” means ” I wouldn’t have the money, I’d a”, I would c (i would “”), and b, and i

would “” (i would b, and I would “c”), that’s best, c, c”.

I will do c to be immortal, even if I kill a person!

”

But, given that you articulate that the actions are a sequence, it is plain that all of the actions will occur in the future, because the first action has the “will”, and the other actions follow it in sequence.

Your example sentence treats the three activities as a sequential list. So the timing of them is given by the order they happen in. What are some examples?

If I had the money, I would a, b, and c” means ” I wouldn’t have the money, I’d a”, I would c (i would “”), and b, and i

would “” (i would b, and I would “c”), that’s best, c, c”.

I will do c to be immortal, even if I kill a person!

”

But, given that you articulate that the actions are a sequence, it is plain that all of the actions will occur in the future, because the first action has the “will”, and the other actions follow it in sequence.

Your example sentence treats the three activities as a sequential list. So the timing of them is given by the order they happen in. What are some examples?

If I had the money, I would a, b, and c” means ” I wouldn’t have the money, I’d a”, I would c (i would “”), and b, and i

would “” (i would b, and I would “c”), that’s best, c, c”.

I will do c to be immortal, even if I kill a person!

”

But, given that you articulate that the actions are a sequence, it is plain that all of the actions will occur in the future, because the first action has the “will”, and the other actions follow it in sequence.

Your example sentence treats the three activities as a sequential list. So the timing of them is given by the order they happen in. What are some examples?

If I had the money, I would a, b, and c” means ” I wouldn’t have the money, I’d a”, I would c (i would “”), and b, and i

would “” (i would b, and I would “c”), that’s best, c, c”.

I will do c to be immortal, even if I kill a person!

”

But, given that you articulate that the actions are a sequence, it is plain that all of the actions will occur in the future, because the first action has the “will”, and the other actions follow it in sequence.