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1. The toaster was not working. 2. I returned it to the store. (After, although, because, before, if, when, while)
Because the toaster was not working, I returned it to the store.
1. I washed my clothes. 2. They still looked dirty. (After, although, because, before, if, when, while)
After I washed my clothes, they still looked dirty.
1. I walked into the room. 2. Everyone stopped talking. (After, although, because, before, if, when, while)
Because/After/When I walked into the room, everyone stopped talking.
1. I checked my boots and skis. 2. I jumped on the ski lift. (After, although, because, before, if, when, while)
After I checked my boots and skis, I jumped on the ski lift.
1. I was driving to New York. 2. My car ran out of gas. (After, although, because, before, if, when, while)
While/When I was driving to New York, my car ran out of gas.
1. You can play video games. 2. First you have to finish your homework. • (After, although, because, before, if, when, while)
After/If you finish your homework, you can play video games.
1. She got a credit card. 2. She bought an IPhone. • (After, although, because, before, if, when, while)
After she got a credit card, she bought an IPhone.
1. Sam played Soccer on Monday. He twisted his ankle. • (After, although, because, before, if, when, while)
When/While Sam played Soccer on Monday, he twisted his ankle.
1. It is raining hard. 2. Jessica rode her bike to school. • (After, although, because, before, if, when, while)
Although it was raining hard, Jessica rode her bike to school.
1. Mr. Brooks sold his Toyota. 2. He cancelled his car insurance. • (After, although, because, before, if, when, while)
After Mr. Brooks sold his Toyota, he cancelled his car insurance.
1. Mary was making dinner. 2. She cut her finger • (After, although, because, before, if, when, while)
While/When Mary was making dinner, she cut her finger
1. Chris was not feeling well. 2. He practiced soccer for two hours. • (After, although, because, before, if, when, while)
Although Chris was not feeling well, he practiced soccer for two hours.
1. Jose saved his money. 2. He bought a used car. • (After, although, because, before, if, when, while)
After/because Jose saved his money, he bought a used car.
1. Jesse left for school. 2. She ate breakfast. • (After, although, because, before, if, when, while)
Before Jesse left for school, she ate breakfast.
1. Ella got 20 dollars from her parents. She completed her chores. • (After, although, because, before, if, when, while)
Because/after she completed her chores, Ella got 20 dollars from her parents.
