Finish your homework. Then you can go out. = You cannot go out...
until you finish your homework.
Finish your homework. Then you can go out. = You can go out...
when you finish (have finished) your homework.
He said goodbye to his children. Then he left. = He said goodbye to his children...
before he left.
We arrived late. Most of our friends had left. = Most of our friends had left...
by the time we arrived.
I left school. Then I came to work in this bank. = I’ve worked in this bank
since I left school.
We started to eat. The telephone rang immediately. = The telephone rang...
as soon as we started to eat.
I didn’t have my keys, so I couldn’t get in ……… Peter arrived.
until
by
You can’t legally drive a car ………… you’re 16.
by
until
Tom needs his bike next weekend, so I’ll give it back to him ……… Friday.
by
until
We went on walking ………… the sun had set.
by
until
If we don’t pay all the money we owe to the electricity company ……… the end of this month, our power supply will be cut off.
until
by
I found some old magazines _____ I was tidying my old room recently.
during
meanwhile
while
I was looking for my keys. _____ my sister had found them and she was looking for me.
By the time
As soon as
Meanwhile
Many important discoveries were made _____ the 18th century.
during
while
by the time
4. Mike and Linda met _____ they were both working at Unilever.
meanwhile
while
during
We spent hours driving there, but _____ we arrived, the concert was nearly finished.
by the time
until
by
