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written on book but i don't know why..........
The letter that comes after "c" in the English alphabet is "d." The alphabet is a set order of letters used to represent the sounds of a language. After "c" comes "d," followed by "e." This sequence continues through the rest of the alphabet.
Order is the meaning of what you do when somthing has already come out and preorder is the opposite when you preorder a game for ex gamestop you get it before it comes out
Order or Chain :).
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Well, honey, it's as simple as ABC. "Brown" comes before "Browne" alphabetically. So, if you're organizing your spice rack or your bookshelf, make sure to keep that in mind. Just remember, I may be sassy, but I'm always right.
Because when sorting alphabetically in ascending order a space comes before a letter. The 4th character of 'Red Sox' is a space where the 4th character of 'Reds' is an 's', therefore, 'Red Sox' comes before 'Reds' in ascending alphabetical order.
Well, honey, if you're talking about the words "to" and "too," then "to" comes before "too" alphabetically. "T" comes before "O" in the good ol' alphabet. So, there you have it, alphabetically speaking, "to" takes the lead.
The word that comes first alphabetically is "abstract." The order of the words is determined by the first letters and subsequent letters, where "a" in "abstract" comes before "a" in "adaptable" and "a" in "abound."
In alphabetical order, "mesquite" comes before "mural" because the word "mesquite" begins with the letter "m" followed by "e" which comes before "u" (the second letter in "mural") when organizing words alphabetically.
The words in the dictionary are arranged alphabetically.
The words that come first alphabetically are "focused free-writing." Following that is "focused listening," and last is "focused reading." The order is determined by the first letter of each phrase, where "f" in "free-writing" comes before "l" in "listening" and "r" in "reading."
The group of words that comes first alphabetically is "writing a literary paragraph." The order is determined by the first letter of each word in the phrases. Since "literary" begins with an "l," it precedes both "persuasive" and "expository," which start with "p" and "e," respectively.
Alphabetically - I comes first, then me, then you. Grammatically - it depends on the context of the sentence.
The first thing to do is to open the contractions so you're left with these pairs:It is and I amI will and I wouldWe can see from the first pair that 'I' comes before 'It' alphabetically so I am is first in alphabetical order.For the second pair you need to look at both words beginning with 'w' as each pair has the same first word - 'I'. The second letter in will is 'i' and the second letter in would is 'o'. 'I' comes before 'O' alphabetically so I will is first in alphabetical order.
The group of words that comes first alphabetically is "surface tension." In alphabetical order, "sustained transfer rates" and "surge protector" follow it, as they both start with the letters 's' and come after 'surface.'
This sequence is all the single digits, written in reverse alphabetical order. The first value is 0, and zero comes last alphabetically. The next value is 2, and two comes second last alphabetically, and so on. From this, it is clear that the next few numbers will be 9,4,5 and 8 (eight being the first number alphabetically) and then the sequence will end.