Adverb Clauses with Time. 11 form.

Don’t use the cell phone … you are driving.

He went to work … he had fed the cats.

… you have finished your work, you may go home.

Do it … you forget.

I will wait here … you arrive.

… I go to London, I try to see Mathew.

… he heard the news, he called me.

He was talking on the phone … I arrived.

I was not at home … he came to see me.

I always take a bath ... I go to bed.

Do not disturb me … I am busy with my work.

… she called, he had already eaten lunch.

We’ll go for a walk as soon as the weather (to change) for the better.

She had already done her work when her friends (to call) on her.

I (do) this task as soon as I get to my place.

They (know) the news when we came to them.

He (to give) me a call as soon as he arrived.

We had done this project before the teacher (to ask) to pass it.

He’ll visit the museum before the trip       (to end)

They          (to see) the film before they read this novel.

Anna       (begin) doing her home assignment after her parents had arrived.

She found some information after he                (to download) the file.

My sister was doing her homework while her brother             (to surf) the Internet.

They usually clear up the place when they      (to have) a picnic.