a millisecond comes before a second
The noble gas that comes before iodine is krypton.
The noble gas that comes before bromine is argon.
In going away from the sun Mercury comes before Venus and Earth comes after.
The word that comes before "box" is "big," the word that comes after "time" is "management," and the word that comes after "liquid" is "form."
The word "the" comes before "box," "time," and "liquid."
A nanosecond comes before an attosecond and before a nano second is a millisecond and before that is a second
First, second, third, fourth.....
It comes before the second, and two days before the third
The second letter is P. It comes right after the i, and before the a.
Jude, it comes right before Revelations.
Of course the mask comes first and son of the mask is second because a son always comes second the son cant come before the father
One before second is first. In a sequence, first comes before second, representing the initial position or rank. In various contexts, such as counting or ordering, "first" indicates the number one in a series.
February (second month) comes after January (first month).
From least to greatest: 4.103 then 4.13 then 4.1312 then 4.24.103 comes before 4.13 because the second decimal place is 0, which comes before 34.13X comes before 4.1312 because there are no decimal places after the 3 (see X), which is the same as 0 and 0 comes before 1.Any decimal that starts with 4.1 automatically comes before 4.2
The first five-letter word that comes before "hint" in the dictionary is "hinge." In alphabetical order, "hinge" precedes "hint," as the second letter 'i' is the same, but 'n' in "hinge" comes before 't' in "hint."
In ABC order, "by" comes before "bye." This is because the letter "b" is the same for both words, but the second letter in "by" is "y" which comes before "e," the second letter in "bye," in the alphabet.
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.