てから
After/since doing...
About
The ～てから structure combines a て form verb with the particle から ("from"), to express that an action is performed once another action is completed. This follows the structure:
(verb 1)てから(verb 2)
Wherein verb 2 is done once verb 1 is completed.
E.g. 終わってからやる。
"(I'll) do (it) once X is over."
The ～てから structure can be used to talk about our own actions, or to tell other people what to do and in what order.
(verb)てから(verb) means that the second verb is done after the first is completed
～てから can be used with ourselves, or others
Summary
Explained in
elementary #68
～てから "After/Since 〇〇"
Example Sentences
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