FUTURE TIME CLAUSES

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AS SOON AS HE __________ (LEAVE) THE HEALTH SPA , HE'LL HAVE A BURGER.

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HIS WIFE __________ (BE) HAPPY WHEN HE COMES TO HOME.

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If she asks, he __________ (say) that he liked it.

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When his friends see him, they __________ (think) he is sick.

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He really will be sick if he __________ (not eat) any more.

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When he __________ ( eat) normally again, he'll feel much better.

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If his wife __________ ( ask) him to go to the health spa again, he'll say no

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When Ben ___________ (arrive), we’ll leave.

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As soon as I finish this work, I ____________ (GO) home.

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If I miss my train, I ____________ (call) you from the station