Identify the connectors/time phrases in the sentences and underline them.
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The story of an amazing friendship began on what appeared to be an ordinary day, just after Christmas.
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Hours earlier, the tsunami had reached the Malindi shores.
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As soon as Owen was untied, he scrambled from the lorry and ran directly to Mzee, a grey-coloured creature about the same size as Owen.
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At first sight, Mzee hissed at Owen, then walked away.
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Soon, Mzee became used to Owen’s presence.
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The following morning, the
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Due to Owen’s young age, Dr Kahuma and Mr Tuei thought they would have to feed Owen initially and teach him to find his own food, shelter and water.
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Some years before, the back of Mzee’s tortoise shell had been cracked by the bigger and heavier hippopotamus living with him at that time.
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