Verbo + て+ BY luego, Y después, Y

Adjective + て, Noun + で, and Verb + て+ B are the same fundamental pattern, using the て form to connect elements in a sentence. The construction of the て form depends on whether the word is an い-Adjective, な-Adjective, noun, or verb, but the function remains consistent, similar to the English 'and.'

Both patterns use the て form to link a verb or verb phrase to the next part of the sentence, but the nuance varies. It can either simply connect actions, as in パンを買って食べた ('I bought bread and ate it'), or suggest a cause or effect, as in 人が多くて入れっった ('There were too many people, so I couldn't get in'). This interpretation depends on the context.

The Verb + て form connects verbs or parts of a sentence. One of the most common uses of this form is to describe actions that occur in sequence, similar to the English 'then' or 'and then.' For example, 水を買って、飲んだ means 'I bought (some) water, and then drank it.'