_____ you arrive, let me know, so I can come pick you up.
WHEN / ONCE / AFTER
You must plan your trip carefully _________ reduce the chance of having something go wrong.
IN ORDER TO
You can read a book _____ you wait for the train to arrive.
WHILE
The weather was awful, ______ we didn't leave the hotel.
SO
I caught a flight back to Vietnam _______ buying some souvenirs at the airport.
AFTER
I tried calling you, _____ you didn't answer.
BUT / ALTHOUGH / YET
_______ departing, check that you've remembered your passport and money.
BEFORE / WHEN
He was ___ fast ___ a rabbit, ____ he had practiced all summer.
AS
We had some travel delays, _____ the trip was very pleasant overall.
YET / BUT / ALTHOUGH
I went for a walk _____ I had finished my nap.
ONCE / AFTER
If you don't like chicken _____ order something else, _____ we'll eat and catch a movie.
THEN
_________ you choose to visit the museum or the beach, I'm sure you'll enjoy your visit.
WHETHER
I enjoyed visiting France, ________ I'd recommend learning some French before you go.
ALTHOUGH / BUT / YET
My mother ____ I went to the market ____ and bought some ingredients for supper.
AND
Don't leave ______ you've had a chance to see the famous bridge.
UNTIL
I've always liked airplanes ever _____ I saw them in a movie when I was young.
SINCE
I spent the afternoon at the local market ______ I found a great deal on a leather belt.
WHERE
She was late for work ________ she had missed the bus.
BECAUSE / SINCE / AS