I will call you when I *arrive* (arrive) at the airport.

She is going to start dinner as soon as her husband *gets* (get) home.

We must finish our homework before we *go* (go) out tonight.

He will have to make a decision after he *has* (have) all the information.

The game will begin as soon as the referee *blows* (blow) the whistle.

You can leave the meeting early if you *finish* (finish) your presentation.

She will let you know the results when the tests *come* (come) back from the lab.

Before he *leaves* (leave) for his trip, he will give you a call.

Once you *submit* (submit) your application, the review process will begin.

They’ll start the film when everyone *takes* (take) their seat.

After she *completes* (complete) her training, she’ll be eligible for the position.

He won’t be able to go to the concert unless he *saves* (save) enough money.

I’ll send you the instructions once I *confirm* (confirm) the details.

When the clock *strikes* (strike) twelve, we will celebrate the New Year.

If it *rains* (rain) tomorrow, the match will be postponed.

Exercise 2: Use the correct form of the verbs in parentheses to complete the Future Time Clauses.

As soon as the bell *rings* (ring), the students will go to their classrooms.

Before you *go* (go) to bed, make sure to turn off all the lights.

After the meeting *ends* (end), we can discuss the project further.

He’ll email the report when he *finishes* (finish) it.

If you *look* (look) closely, you’ll see the eagle up in the tree.

I will wait here until my friend *arrives* (arrive).

She won’t buy the car unless she *gets* (get) a better deal.

Once the sun *sets* (set), we will start the campfire.

The concert will be canceled if it *snows* (snow) heavily.

We’ll begin the presentation when the manager *arrives* (arrive).

They will not start eating until everyone *sits* (sit) down at the table.

You will understand the chapter better after you *read* (read) it a second time.

He plans to propose to her when they *sail* (sail) to the Caribbean next month.

She will feel more relaxed once she *takes* (take) her final exams.

They will send out the invitations as soon as they *decide* (decide) on a date for the wedding.