Figure $3-2$

Sequence structure

As an example, driving directions often are listed as a sequence. To tell a friend how to get to your

house from school, you might provide the following sequence, in which one step follows the other

and no steps can be skipped:

go north on First Avenue for $3$ miles

turn left on Washington Boulevard

go west on Washington for $2$ miles

stop at $634$ Washington

Figure $3-2$

Sequence structure

As an example, driving directions often are listed as a sequence. To tell a friend how to get to your

house from school, you might provide the following sequence, in which one step follows the other

and no steps can be skipped:

go north on First Avenue for $3$ miles

turn left on Washington Boulevard

go west on Washington for $2$ miles

stop at $634$ Washington

As an example, driving directions often are listed as a sequence. To tell a friend how to get to your

house from school, you might provide the following sequence, in which one step follows the other

and no steps can be skipped:

go north on First Avenue for $3$ miles

turn left on Washington Boulevard

go west on Washington for $2$ miles

stop at $634$ Washinaton