1. He wakes up. 2. Tom works out. (after)
Tom works out after he wakes up.
1. He wakes up 2. He brushes his teeth. (before)
He wakes up before he brushes his teeth.
1. She waters the plant. 2. Claire reads her book. (after)
Claire reads her book after she waters the plant.
1. Claire waters the plant 2. She reads her book. (before)
Claire waters the plant before she reads her book.
1. He wakes up. 2. Ben eats breakfast (after)
Ben eats breakfast after he wakes up.
1. She wakes up 2. She eats breakfast. (before)
She wakes up before she eats breakfast.
1. I do my homework. 2. I play video games. (after)
I play video games after I do my homework.
1. Max takes a bath. 2. He goes to school. (before)
Max takes a bath before he goes to school.
1. He wakes up. 2. Jordan plays football. (after)
Jordan plays football after he wakes up.
1. Jack eats breakfast. 2. He walks to the park. (before)
Jack eats breakfast before he walks to the park.
