Rewrite these sentences:
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- First he finished his work. Then he left the office. (as soon as)
- After he had written several letters, he went to bed. (Having)
- He did his homework, then he watched TV. (Before)
- Having finished her homework, she handed it to the teacher. (After)
- I heard the news and immediately told my brother. (As soon as)
- He slept after he had done his homework. (until)
- I didn't speak English well until I had travelled to England. (after)
- The lights went out, then I looked for the electric torch. (When)
- It wasn't until I had finished that I went home. (No sooner)
- We had no sooner started studying than there was a power cut. (Hardly or Scarcely)
- It was only when she had arrived that she began shouting. (no sooner)
- Before he travelled, he had booked the tickets. (travelling)
- After visiting his relatives, he went back home. (before)
- When I had arrived at the station, the train left. (only)
- During the film, he fell asleep. (While)
- When she saw the dog, she ran away. (On)
- As the teacher was explaining the lesson, two students whispered to each other. (When)
- After he had seen the accident, he called an ambulance. (by the time)
- The phone rang while I was having lunch. (Just as)
- While they were arriving at school, they saw their friends. (During)
- First, I saved money, then I bought a new car. (After)
- First, I saved money, then I bought a new car. (Before)
- First, I saved money, then I bought a new car. (Having)
- First, I saved money, then I bought a new car. (It was)
- First, I saved money, then I bought a new car. (It wasn't)
- First, I saved money, then I bought a new car. (till)
- He revised his lessons, then he answered the test. (wasn't answered)
- Before she went out, she had switched off the lights. (switching)
