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She studied hard, so that she can pass the test.
She studied hard so that she could pass the test.
Before she leaves, she had lock the door.
Before she leaves, she has to lock the door.
We’ll start the meeting, when the manager arrives.
We’ll start the meeting when the manager arrives.
I left the party early so that I was tired.
I left the party early because I was tired.
She worked hard while she could finish early.
She worked hard so that she could finish early.
He ran away after he hears the noise.
He ran away after he heard the noise.
We’ll wait here unless you arrive.
We’ll wait here until you arrive.
They smiled because of they saw their friend.
They smiled because they saw their friend.
Let’s go for a walk during it stops raining.
Let’s go for a walk when it stops raining.
Even though it will rain, we’re going hiking.
Even though it rains, we’re going hiking.
I’ll come visit you since you invite me.
I’ll come visit you if you invite me.
Take a jacket so that it rains.
Take a jacket in case it rains.
I didn’t go out although I was feeling better.
I didn’t go out because I was feeling better.
If I had studied harder, I pass the test.
If I had studied harder, I would have passed the test.
In case you forgot your ID, you should brought another proof.
In case you forgot your ID, you should bring another proof.
Since he wake up late, he missed the train.
Since he woke up late, he missed the train.
