Before / After Arlan ate 25 pieces of candy, his tummy began to hurt.
After
The children played outside if / because the rain stopped.
Because
Although / When you study a lot, you will do well in school.
If
Because / Since the library was closed, we went to the park instead.
Since
When / If you get to the party, let me know.
When
As / When the movie began, the lights dimmed.
As
Before / While I painted the room, I covered the furniture.
Before
Until / After the doorbell rang, I looked through the peephole first.
After
Because / When the sun goes down, the birds fly back to their nests.
When
If / Before you need help, don't be shy, just ask!
If
We listened to music while / before we cooked dinner.
while
Although / After the teacher gave the instructions, some students still did not complete their homework.
although
