Time clauses tell us when something happens. Use before for the earlier action, after for the later action, and when for the moment something happens. Use because for a reason, as soon as for the moment right after something, where for a place, although for a surprise, and until for how long you wait. In this story, Ana runs errands all over town — but 20 time words are missing! Read the story carefully and fill in each blank with before, after, when, because, as soon as, where, although, or until.
Examples: Before I left home, I made a list. · After I paid, I went home. · When the bus arrived, I got on.
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