future time clauses :)

time clause must use present simple

• true

• false

A clause in English always has:

• verb

• subject+verb

• subject

choose the time clause in this sentence:

I'll eat the breakfast when I finished the homework

• I'll eat the breakfast

• when I finished the homework

Time conjunctions must start the time clause

• true

• false

we can't use: Be going to and will in the main clause

• true

• false

in the time clause.....

• we write the time information in simple present

• we write the time information using be going to and will

If while means all this time :

choose the correct sentence

• I travel, I’ll think in my future.

• while I travel, I’ll think in my future.

• I travel, while I’ll think in my future.

select the correct option

• we start classes tomorrow, we’ll buy folders for the portfolios.

• Before we start classes tomorrow, we’ll buy folders for the portfolios.

Which is correct?

• After I finished the university, I’ll look for work.

• I finished the university, after I’ll look for work.

As soon as means:

• right after

• a time before

• continues