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afterward vs soon afterward

Both 'afterward' and 'soon afterward' are correct phrases in English. 'Afterward' is more commonly used and is considered more formal, while 'soon afterward' adds emphasis to the time frame. The choice between the two depends on the level of formality and emphasis desired.

Last updated: March 22, 2024

afterward

The word 'afterward' is a correct and commonly used adverb in English.

It is used to refer to a time following an event or action.

Alternatives:

  • after
  • later
  • subsequently
  • following that
  • in the future

soon afterward

The phrase 'soon afterward' is also correct in English and adds emphasis to the time frame.

It is used to indicate a short period of time following an event or action.

Alternatives:

  • shortly afterward
  • immediately afterward
  • right after
  • soon after
  • shortly after

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