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Until, before and after

May 12, 2015 - A1pdf

Combine the following sentences using until, till, before or after.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1He won’t marry ............... he gets a job.
Wrong!
2Don’t open the window ............... the rain stops.
Wrong!
3I will wait here ............... you finish your work.
Wrong!
4Don’t go ............... I tell you.
Wrong!
5We will have to live in this house ............... we find a better one.
Wrong!
6He had locked the door ............... he went out.
Wrong!
7You must wash your hands ............... you eat anything.
Wrong!
8He will finish his work ............... he goes home.
Wrong!
9He had counted the coins ............... he put them in the box.
Wrong!
10He went out to play ............... he did his homework.
Wrong!
11I put on my clothes ............... I had washed myself.
Wrong!
12We reached the station ten minutes ............... the train left.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. He won’t marry Either could be used here he gets a job.
  2. Don’t open the window until the rain stops.
  3. I will wait here until you finish your work.
  4. Don’t go until I tell you.
  5. We will have to live in this house until we find a better one.
  6. He had locked the door before he went out.
  7. You must wash your hands before you eat anything.
  8. He will finish his work before he goes home.
  9. He had counted the coins before he put them in the box.
  10. He went out to play after he did his homework.
  11. I put on my clothes after I had washed myself.
  12. We reached the station ten minutes after the train left.
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