I’ll call you as soon as I *arrive* (verb) home.

We can go out for dinner when you *finish* (verb) work.

If it *rains* (verb) tomorrow, we’ll postpone the picnic.

She will start cooking before they *come* (verb) over.

The meeting will be cancelled unless he *decides* (verb) to show up.

You’ll see a difference if you *practice* (verb) every day.

*After* (preposition) the movie ends, we should go for a drink.

*Unless* (conjunction) you study harder, you won’t pass the exam.

I’m looking forward to seeing her *when* (conjunction) she gets back from her trip.

*As soon as* (conjunction) you’re ready, we can leave for the concert.

They will probably call us *as soon as* (conjunction) they arrive at the airport.

*Before* (preposition) you leave, make sure to check all the windows.

Don’t wait up, I won’t come home until I *finish* (verb) the project.

*Until* (conjunction) the results come out, I’m going to be very nervous.

You must complete this report by the time the manager *returns* (verb).

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She won’t go to bed *until* (conjunction) she finishes her homework.

As *soon* (adverb) as the rain stops, we will go for a walk.

The plane will land *before* (preposition) noon if it’s on time.

After he *submits* (verb) his thesis, he will be free for a holiday.

When you *see* (verb) her, tell her to call me.

If you don’t leave *now* (adverb), you’ll be late for sure.

*When* (conjunction) the semester ends, I’m travelling to Spain.

The flowers will bloom *as soon* (adverb+adverb) as spring arrives.

You can have dessert *after* (preposition) you eat your dinner.

If they *win* (verb) the match, they’ll advance to the finals.

He’ll buy a new car *as soon as* (conjunction) he gets his bonus.

If the weather is good *tomorrow* (noun), we’ll go hiking.

Before the day *breaks* (verb), I will have completed my journey.

Don’t worry, your brother will arrive *before* (preposition) you know it.

She will let us know *when* (conjunction) the time comes.