Después de venir (after coming).
Después que vino (after he came).
The phrases "I say so," " I think it is (so)," "I do not think so," are rendered "Digo que si" (or "lo digo"), "Creo que sí" (or "lo creo"), "Creo que no" (or "no lo creo").
Some adjectives are used adverbially, as in English, without the addition of mente, as—
Vender barato, caro (to sell cheap, dear).
Hablar alto, bajo (to speak loud, low).
When two or more adverbs ending in mente occur in the same sentence, the termination is added only to the last, as—
Escribe clara,[163] concisa[163] y elegantemente: He writes clearly, concisely and elegantly.
[Footnote 163: Notice "clara" and "concisa" in the feminine.]
=Caer= (to fall).