The waiters,
the kitchen staff and managers, paraded through the restaurant with tasoons and confett
to celebrate their boss' 40th birthday!
:: while
:: in order to
#as soon as
#as well as
As soon as the clock struck midnight, the waiters, kitchen staff, and managers paraded through the restaurant with tasoons and confetti to celebrate their boss' 40th birthday.
The waiters, the kitchen staff, and managers paraded through the restaurant with tasoons and confetti to celebrate their boss' 40th birthday!
- While they were celebrating, all the employees joined in the festive parade.
- In order to commemorate their boss' special day, the staff decided to throw a surprise celebration.
- As soon as the clock struck midnight, the employees began the parade.
- As well as the tasoons and confetti, the staff also played lively music to add to the celebratory atmosphere.
The sentence provided includes several elements and phrases that need to be explained. Let's break it down:
1. "The waiters, the kitchen staff, and managers": This refers to the people working in the restaurant, specifically the waiters, kitchen staff, and managers.
2. "Paraded through the restaurant": This means that the waiters, kitchen staff, and managers walked together in a festive manner, possibly to celebrate an occasion or event.
3. "With tasoons and confetti": The waiters, kitchen staff, and managers were carrying tasoons (also known as batons or staffs) and confetti. These are often used during celebrations or parades to create a festive atmosphere.
4. "To celebrate their boss' 40th birthday": The reason they paraded through the restaurant with tasoons and confetti is to celebrate their boss' 40th birthday. This means their boss is turning 40 years old, and they wanted to mark the occasion by showing their joy and appreciation.
Now, let's clarify the options you provided:
"While": This word is used to show a contrast or a simultaneous action happening at the same time. However, "while" doesn't fit here because it doesn't adequately connect to the context and purpose of the parade.
"In order to": This phrase is used to explain the intention or purpose behind an action. In this case, the parade was organized "in order to" celebrate their boss' 40th birthday.
"As soon as": This phrase is used to indicate that an action will occur immediately after another action or event. While it is possible that the parade took place "as soon as" the boss' birthday started, the sentence doesn't explicitly mention this sequence of events.
"As well as": This phrase is used to introduce an additional element or factor in a situation. In this case, it could be used to highlight that the waiters, kitchen staff, and managers all came together "as well as" used tasoons and confetti to celebrate their boss' 40th birthday.
Therefore, the most appropriate phrase to choose from the options provided would be: "In order to".