This document provides a list of transition words and phrases that can be used in narrative writing to indicate the sequence of events and the passage of time. It includes words like "after", "before", "next", "when", "meanwhile", and "later" that can be used to show what happened initially and subsequently in a story. It also lists concluding transitions like "all in all", "at last", "finally", and "in conclusion" that can be used to wrap up a narrative.

1. Transition Words/Phrases for Narrative Writing
After subsequently at first
As soon as first it began
Before second it started
Next once after that
Initially in the meantime during
Now later on at the end
When in the beginning at last
Immediately after a while pretty soon
Meanwhile when we finished soon after
Last the last thing lastly
Later just then
Since before long
Suddenly after ___ minutes
As when we were don
However right after
Whenever in an instant
Soon then
Concluding Transitions:
All in all, at last, at the end, finally, in conclusion, on the whole, thinking
back, ultimately, in conclusion, in summary.