Linkers and time expressions (Advanced)

were trapped

have been trapped

trapped

had been trapped

while

during

until

by

While

During

When

As soon as

than

while

when

until

Once

During

By

Until

until

by

during

while

during

for

while

by

when

that

while

than

since

until

by

during

until

while

by

during

I'll call you as soon as I will arrive.

During I was studying, my brother was playing music.

While I was studying, my brother was playing music.

I'll call you during I arrive.

during

as soon as

while

by

during

while

before

as soon as

until

by

during

while

during

by

while

until

No sooner he had sat down than the phone rang.

No sooner had he sat down than the phone rang.

No sooner had he sat down when the phone rang.

No sooner did he sat down than the phone rang.

When I waiting for the bus, I read the news.

Until I was waiting for the bus, I read the news.

While I was waiting for the bus, I read the news.

During waiting I was for the bus, I read the news.

I'll phone you as soon as I'd get the results.

I'll phone you as soon as I got the results.

I'll phone you as soon as getting the results.

I'll phone you as soon as I get the results.

We must finish the project during Friday.

We must finish the project by Friday.

We must finish the project while Friday.

We must finish the project since Friday.

until she saw

while she saw

as soon as she saw

during she saw

while I finish

during I finish

by I finish

before I finish

During

By the time

While

Until

Both are followed by a full clause.

While is followed by a noun phrase, during by a full clause.

Both are followed by a noun phrase only.

During is followed by a noun phrase, while is followed by a full clause.

Once she has finished, she'll call you.

Once she will finish, she'll call you.

During she finishes, she'll call you.

By she finishes, she'll call you.