Sentence: If we click on any 2 links subsequently.

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
1

Is it correct:

“If we click on any 2 links subsequently, we can see the error”

(2 links X, Z exist. If I click on X and Z (one after another, WITHOUT any gap, the error will come out)

Regards

2

If we click on any 2 links sequentially, we can see the error.

3

Thanks Mister Micawber for your help.

“If click on any 2 links in a row, we can see the error” - Also fine ?

4

That is the informal meaning, but here it would only be confusing, since there could actually be a row of several links (or two rows!).

5

Yes, thanks for the correction. This would be more confusing, instead of giving clarity.