Time Clauses
After + clause means when something is finished: "After she finished work, she went home." Before + clause means prior to: "I always warm up before I exercise." While + clause shows two simultaneous actions: "I listen to music while I commute." Since + clause marks the starting point of an ongoing situation (with perfect tenses): "I haven't eaten since I woke up." Until/till + clause shows duration up to a point: "Wait here until I return."
After + clause means when something is finished: "After she finished work, she went home." Before + clause means prior to: "I always warm up before I exercise." While + clause shows two simultaneous actions: "I listen to music while I commute." Since + clause marks the starting point of an ongoing situation (with perfect tenses): "I haven't eaten since I woke up." Until/till + clause shows duration up to a point: "Wait here until I return."
Practice
I will call you ___ I arrive at the hotel.
Don't sign anythingyou have read the contract carefully.
Put the words in the correct order: