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"Consecutive" means that both of them are almost the same number,

except that one of them is 1 more than the other one.

If you're counting, then when you get to one of the consecutive whole numbers,

the other one will be the very next one you say.

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1,2,3,4,5,... et.seq. are consecutive whole numbers.

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