This is another experiment. It’s a slightly different format.
You have to choose letters and work out what the words are, as normal.
However, the connection comes in the form of a sequence, a bit like on Only Connect, but much easier!
When you have worked out the four words, you then have to say what comes next in the sequence.
Example:
You have worked out that the given words are ‘one, two, three, four’.
So the next in the sequence would be ‘five’.
(Any letters guessed that might occur in ‘five’ would not be put down, as the object is to understand and complete the sequence).
So, please give the words and the next in the sequence for this: (an easy one to start!)
This is another experiment. It’s a slightly different format.
You have to choose letters and work out what the words are, as normal.
However, the connection comes in the form of a sequence, a bit like on Only Connect, but much easier!
When you have worked out the four words, you then have to say what comes next in the sequence.
Example:
You have worked out that the given words are ‘one, two, three, four’.
So the next in the sequence would be ‘five’.
(Any letters guessed that might occur in ‘five’ would not be put down, as the object is to understand and complete the sequence).
So, please give the words and the next in the sequence for this: (an easy one to start!)
This is another experiment. It’s a slightly different format.
You have to choose letters and work out what the words are, as normal.
However, the connection comes in the form of a sequence, a bit like on Only Connect, but much easier!
When you have worked out the four words, you then have to say what comes next in the sequence.
Example:
You have worked out that the given words are ‘one, two, three, four’.
So the next in the sequence would be ‘five’.
(Any letters guessed that might occur in ‘five’ would not be put down, as the object is to understand and complete the sequence).
So, please give the words and the next in the sequence for this: (an easy one to start!)
This is another experiment. It’s a slightly different format.
You have to choose letters and work out what the words are, as normal.
However, the connection comes in the form of a sequence, a bit like on Only Connect, but much easier!
When you have worked out the four words, you then have to say what comes next in the sequence.
Example:
You have worked out that the given words are ‘one, two, three, four’.
So the next in the sequence would be ‘five’.
(Any letters guessed that might occur in ‘five’ would not be put down, as the object is to understand and complete the sequence).
So, please give the words and the next in the sequence for this: (an easy one to start!)
This is another experiment. It’s a slightly different format.
You have to choose letters and work out what the words are, as normal.
However, the connection comes in the form of a sequence, a bit like on Only Connect, but much easier!
When you have worked out the four words, you then have to say what comes next in the sequence.
Example:
You have worked out that the given words are ‘one, two, three, four’.
So the next in the sequence would be ‘five’.
(Any letters guessed that might occur in ‘five’ would not be put down, as the object is to understand and complete the sequence).
So, please give the words and the next in the sequence for this: (an easy one to start!)
