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Is this an adverbial clause? Before lunch, I always wash my hands.

No, verb missing.

______ he studies, he listens to music.

While

______his car was stolen, Mr. Gomez called the police

After / As soon as

_____ Michell was waiting to see the Doctor, she read a magazine

While

Her children can play with the tablet _________ they finish their homework.

after / as soon as / when

Make an adverbial clause: should / your homework / you / finish / dinner / ready / is / before

You should finish your homework before dinner is ready. / Before dinner is ready, you should finish your homework.

Is this correct? After I saw the smoke coming out of the house I knew there was a fire there.

No, the comma is missing: After I saw the smoke coming out of the house, I knew there was a fire there.

I prefer to drive _______ I have the chance to travel.

when / whenever / every time

My hands begin to shake nervously __________ I am angry.

whenever / when / every time

I went to my room to see if anything was left there _______ I checked out of the hotel.

before

The ambulance will be here ____________ it can

as soon as

_______ I eat soup, I feel homesick.

When/ Whenever/ Every time

I didn't know about the accident _________ I talked to Sam.

until

My mom was not very helpful. She was screaming ________ I was choking.

while

I promise I will call you __________ I get there.

as soon as / when / whenever

Make an adverbial clause: take a shower / exercises / after / must / she / she

She must take a shower after she exercised. / After she exercises, she must take a shower.

________ I called for help, the thief ran away. It all happened so fast!

As soon as