Future Time Clauses Activity
Future Time Clauses Activity
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Intermediate
Future Time Clauses are dependent clauses in which we use present tenses to talk about the future.
They always contain a time conjunction and join with a main clause which uses a future, or
sometimes an imperative, form. When the Time Clause is at the beginning of a sentence, it is
followed by a comma; but when the main clause is at the beginning, a comma is not required.
A. Use one of the words below in each sentence and circle the correct conjunction.
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2. When / while you leave the room, switch off the ………………………………
5. We’ll eat our dinner while / as soon as we are watching the ……………………………….
7. We can’t start eating, when / until all the ……………………………… have arrived.
8. As soon as / while I’ve ironed your ………………………………, I’ll hang them up.
B. Complete the sentences below, circling the correct verb form in each.
4. After you ……………………………… the table, ……………………………… the washing up. (clear, do)
5. Before I …………………………… the eggs, I ………………………………… some butter in the pan. (add, melt)
D. Starting with the word in bold, put the words in the correct order to create adverbial
clause sentences. Remember to add commas where necessary.
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E. With a partner, plan an imaginary holiday to any country you like. Without saying what
the country is, complete the sentences as though you were going to visit that country,
circling the correct conjunction, and putting the verb in the correct form.
When you’ve completed your sentences, find another partner. Read them your sentences
and see if they can guess where you’re going for your holiday.