Conjunctions with tense changes

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I am stuffed. I eat. (After)

• After I had eaten, I am stuffed.

• After I have eaten, I am stuffed.

• After I eat, I will be stuffed.

• After I eat, I am stuffed.

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He grabbed my bag. I punched him. (After)

• After he had grabbed my bag, I punched him.

• After he grabbed my bag, I punched him.

• After he grabs my bag, I punch him.

• I punch him, after he grabs my bag.

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He helped in class. She conversed with her friends. (WHile)

• He helped in class, while she conversed with her friends.

• He was helping in class, while she was conversing with her friends.

• While he was helping in class, she conversed with her friends.

• He had helped in class, while she had been conversing with her friends.

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She went to the movies. She read the reviews. (Before)

• Before she had gone to the movies, she read the reviews.

• Before she went to the movies, she had read the reviews.

• Before she went to the movies, she read the reviews.

• Before she saw the movie, she read the review.

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She fell in love with him. He bought her flowers. (Since)

• Since she fell in love with him, he bought her flowers.

• Since he bought her flowers, she has fallen in love with him.

• Since he buys her flowers, she has fallen in love with him.

• Since buying her flowers, she falls for him.

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She fell in love with him. He bought her flowers. (after)

• After he had bought her flowers, she fell in love with him.

• She fell in love with him, after he had bought her flowers.

• After he buys her flowers, she has fallen in love with him.

• After buying her flowers, she falls for him.

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Sarah liked Michael. Janey liked Michael. (Not only)

• Not only Sarah and Janey liked Michael.

• Not only Sarah or Janey liked Michael.

• Not only Sarah but also Janey liked MIchael.

• Not only Sarah, but also Janey liked Michael.

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I studied at the University. My friend studied at the University. (And)

• My friend and I studied at the University.

• Me and my friend studied at the University.

• I studied at the University and my friend.

• I studied and my friend studied at the University.

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I liked Math. Sarah liked math. (Neither)

• Neither Sarah, nor me liked math.

• Neither of us liked math.

• Neither Sarah, nor I liked Math.

• Neither one of us liked math.

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I fainted. I saw his face. (When)

• When I had seen his face, I fainted.

• When I saw his face, I fainted.

• I was fainting when I saw his face.

• When I saw him I fainted.