Choice of Words in English: Afterwards or Subsequently?

When to use "afterwards" and "subsequently"?

This very short video shares the information I found in books about English language when choosing between two or more words.
References:
- Right Word, Wrong Word by L. G. Alexander, Longman, 1997 (5th edition)
- Word for Word by S. Clark & G. Pointon, Oxford Press, 2003
- Practical English Usage by Mickael Swan, Oxford University Press, 2005 (3rd edition)
- Little Gold Grammar Book Brandon Royal, Maven Publishing, 2010
- The Blue Book of Grammar and Punctuation by Jane Straus, Lester Kaufman, Tom Stern, Wiley, 2014 (11th edition)
- Practical Punctuation by Ian Gordon, Heinemann, 1978

Choosing the right word when writing and speaking is a delicate exercise yet of crucial importance when it comes to the quality of your communication.

As a non-native speaker, I tremendously struggle with improving my English or keeping on improving my English I should say. Several books are available out there for us to read. A few years ago, I opened some of them and found them all pretty boring. Still, I wanted to improve my English and then decided to write these short videos to sum up my readings. The playlist WORD CHOICE gathers all the videos I have written and created so far. There are more to come!
I hope these videos about the choice of words in English will help you too!

Pascaline Lorentz is a French PhD in Sociology who lived in many countries (Canada, Slovakia, Russia, Australia, the United States, and the Czech Republic). She is from Strasbourg, a city located on the border between France and Germany. She works in French and English and has studied Russian, Slovak, Czech, Italian, German and Arabic.

She is running Keep it Up! a business that delivers training for people who wants to internationalize their profile and improve their experiences.
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Pascaline Lorentz est formatrice en anglais pour les professionnels et particuliers sur Strasbourg et sa région (Obernai, Molsheim, Truchtersheim, etc.) Contactez-la à pascaline.lorentz@gmail.com et consultez son site www.keepitup.fr

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