Use before, by the time, after, yet, or already to make this sentence. First: People ordered the book online. Second: The book became available in stores
Possible: People had already ordered the book online before it became available in stores.
Use before, by the time, after, yet, or already to make this sentence. First: I called Dr. Jones by her first name. Second: Someone said she was the professor.
possible:By the time someone said Dr. Jones was the professor, I had already called her by her first name.
Use before, by the time, after, yet, or already to make this sentence. First: It snowed 5 centimeters. Second: Winter officially started.
Possible: When winter officially started, it had already snowed 5 centimeters.
Use before, by the time, after, yet,or already to make this sentence. First: I lived in the apartment for only a year. Second: I moved again
Possible: I had lived in the apartment for only a year when I moved again.
Use before, by the time, after, yet,or already to make this sentence. First: We paid for the hotel. Second: We arrived at the hotel.
possible: We’d already paid for the hotel by the time we arrived
Use before, by the time, after, yet,or already to make this sentence.First: Paul studied for four hours. Second: Paul decided to take a break.
Possible: After he had studied for four hours, Paul decided to take a break
Use before, by the time, after, yet,or already to make this sentence.First: The TV program was popular for five years. Second: The TV program was canceled.
Possible: The TV program had been popular for five years before it was canceled.
Use before, by the time, after, yet,or already to make this sentence.First: The thief left. Second: Kim realized her wallet was missing.
Possible: The thief had already left when Kim realized her wallet was missing
Use before, by the time, after, yet,or already to make this sentence. First: It got dark. Second: The family ate dinner.
Posible: It had already gotten dark by the time the family ate dinner
Use before, by the time, after, yet,or already to make this sentence.First: The children didn’t eat breakfast. Second: The children went to school.
Possible: When the children went to school, they hadn’t yet eaten breakfast.
