Adverbial clauses - time

For each of the following questions, there is one INCORRECT answer.

Click ONLY the incorrect answer from the three options.

• When he won the lottery, he bought a house.

• As soon as he won the lottery, he bought a house.

• While he won the lottery, he bought a house.

Click ONLY the incorrect answer from the three options.

• I would like to go shopping as soon as I get home.

• I would like to go shopping since I get home.

• I would like to go shopping after I get home.

Click ONLY the incorrect answer from the three options.

• He told her to come and see him whenever she feels upset.

• He told her to come and see him the moment she feels upset.

• He told her to come and see him ever since she feels upset.

Click ONLY the incorrect answer from the three options.

• We asked you to wait no sooner than we are ready.

• We asked you to wait until we are ready.

• We asked you to wait when we are ready.

Click ONLY the incorrect answer from the three options.

• I told him not to call me ever since I am studying.

• I told him not to call me while I am studying.

• I told him not to call me as I am studying.

Combine the two clauses using an adverbial clause of time.

6. They’re listening to a programme on the radio. Then they’ll go out for dinner.

Combine the two clauses using an adverbial clause of time.

7. Lend me the dress, or I’m not going to come to the party.

Combine the two clauses using an adverbial clause of time.

8. He eats dinner. He watches TV at the same time.

Combine the two clauses using an adverbial clause of time.

9. I read the newspaper in the morning. I get bored and stop reading.

For the following questions, complete the sentences using your imagination. Pay attention to the verb tenses and punctuate the sentences appropriately.

Just before I left the house I ________________________________