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We (go out) as soon as it (stop) raining.
We WILL GO OUT as soon as it STOPS (= has stopped) raining.
When you (be) in London again, come and see us.
When you ARE in London again, come and see us.
What (you / want) to be when you (grow up)?
What DO YOU WANT to be when you GROW UP?
I'm going to read a lot while I (be) on holiday.
I'm going to read a lot while I AM on holiday.
I (go) back home next Sunday. Before I (go), I'd like to visit the museum.
I WILL GO back home next Sunday. Before I GO, I'd like to visit the museum.
Wait here until he (come) back.
Wait here until he COMES back.
It's raining hard. We'll get wet if we (go) out.
It's raining hard. We'll get wet if we GO out.
I (be) angry if it (happen) again.
I WILL BE angry if it HAPPENS again.
I (phone) you when I (get) home from work.
I WILL PHONE you when I GET home from work.
I want to see Julia before she (go) out.
I want to see Julia before she GOES out.
We're going on holiday tomorrow. I (tell) you all about it when we (come) back.
We're going on holiday tomorrow. I WILL TELL you all about it when we COME back.
Brian looks very different now. When you (see) him again, you (not / recognise) him.
Brian looks very different now. When you SEE him again, you WON'T RECOGNISE him.
(you / be) very lonely without me while I (be) away?
WILL YOU BE very lonely without me while I AM away?
We must do something soon before it (be) too late.
We must do something soon before it IS too late.
I don't want to go without you. I (wait) until you (be) ready.
I don't want to go without you. I WILL WAIT until you ARE ready.
Sue has applied for the job, but she isn't very well qualified for it. I (be) surprised if she (get) it.
I WILL BE surprised if she GETS it.
