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I ate breakfast before I went to school.
Before I went to school, I ate breakfast.
I'll text you when I arrive.
When I arrive, I'll text you.
We went outside to play, although it was raining.
Although it was raining, we went outside to play.
She passed the test with flying colors because she studied hard.
Because she studied hard, she passed the test with flying colors.
I can watch my favorite show if I finish my homework.
If I finish my homework, I can watch my favorite show.
Make sure you have your jacket before we leave.
Before we leave, make sure you have your jacket.
We went to get ice cream after the movie ended.
After the movie ended, we went to get ice cream.
We are having a party since it’s your birthday.
Since it’s your birthday, we are having a party.
We saw a rainbow while we were walking.
While we were walking, we saw a rainbow.
We will play in the park until the sun sets.
Until the sun sets, we will play in the park.
She stayed up to finish her book even though it was late.
Even though it was late, she stayed up to finish her book.
Just ask me if you need help.
If you need help, just ask me.
It was too sweet for me although the cake was delicious.
Although the cake was delicious, it was too sweet for me.
He played the piano first because it was his turn.
Because it was his turn, he played the piano first.
My parents will be proud if I get a good grade.
If I get a good grade, my parents will be proud.
I loved to play soccer every day when I was younger.
When I was younger, I loved to play soccer every day.
