Question

0090 5 My first aim is to get a master's degree. After I would like to go and work in Canada. My first aim is to get a master's degree. [[After]] I would like to go and work in Canada. Afterwards, After is used instead of afterwards only in informal styles, usually in phrases such as 'soon after', 'not long after' or 'just after'. Careful users generally prefer afterwards, especially at the beginning of a sentence: 'Shortly afterwards it was announced that the bank had collapsed.'In American English after is often used instead of afterwards .

Accepted Answer

after ✗ My first aim is to get a master's degree. Afterwards, I would like to go and work in Canada. My first aim is to get a master's degree. [[Afterwards,]] I would like to go and work in Canada. After | Afterwards,

Idx	0090
Keyword	after
Sub Entry Number	5
Type of Sentence	✗
Error Sentence	My first aim is to get a master's degree. After I would like to go and work in Canada.
Correct Sentence	My first aim is to get a master's degree. Afterwards, I would like to go and work in Canada.
Cloze Error Sentence	My first aim is to get a master's degree. [[After]] I would like to go and work in Canada.
Cloze Sentence	My first aim is to get a master's degree. [[Afterwards,]] I would like to go and work in Canada.
Cloze Answer	Afterwards,
Choices	After \| Afterwards,
Explanation	After is used instead of afterwards only in informal styles, usually in phrases such as 'soon after', 'not long after' or 'just after'. Careful users generally prefer afterwards, especially at the beginning of a sentence: 'Shortly afterwards it was announced that the bank had collapsed.' In American English after is often used instead of afterwards .

Aim Master's Degree I Work Canada Informal Styles