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He would like to retire

• when everyone stops talking.

• as soon as it opens

• until he gets a job.

• when he's 55.

I'm not going to start the class

• until everyone stops talking.

• as soon as it opens

• until it starts raining.

• when he's 55.

Write that down

• if you have time.

• before you forget it.

• unless you want to get a taxi

• when she finds out.

• as soon as you get to the station.

You can go home

• before you go to bed.

• as soon as you finish the exercises.

• when she finds out.

• until you get a job.

If you make too much noise

• I will be able to concentrate.

• you'll wake up the baby.

• before you go to bed.

• we will miss the bus.

You'll feel better

• if you take an aspirin.

• when you write it down.

• after everyone stops talking.

• at 5:45 a.m.

We can't go out

• because we might get struck by lightning.

• if it's a Tuesday.

• until everyone stops talking.

• until it stops raining.

I'll never be able to finish all this

• even if you help me.

• even I want to.

• unless you don't help me.

• - it's too heavy.

She'll be really angry

• when she goes to university.

• as soon as it opens.

• when she finds out.

• every Wednesfday.

I'll go to the bank

• because I want to have a coffee.

• if I can remember where I put it.

• when I find out.

• as soon as it opens.