What do you do before you go to school?
I brush my teeth before I go to school.
What does she do before she goes to bed?
She takes a shower before she goes to bed.
What do you do after you wash your hair?
I blow-dry my hair after I wash my hair.
What does she do before she eats?
She sets the table before she eats.
Use 'before' to connect two sentences; make a plan, have a party
Make a plan before you have a party.
Use 'before' to connect two sentences; study English, play a video game
Study English before you play a video game.
Use 'after' to combine two sentences; take a shower, get dressed
Get dressed after you take a shower.
Use 'after' to combine two sentences; feed the dog, wash your face and hands
Wash your face and hands after you feed the dog.
Use 'after' to combine two sentences; brush your teeth, go to school
Go to school after you brush your teeth.
before or after?
Take a shower before you get dressed.
