Time Clauses Exercises
Time clauses exercises with answers — practise future time clauses, past time clauses and mixed time clauses online. Choose the correct tense in the main clause and time clause after when, before, after, until, as soon as, by the time, once and while. Multiple choice questions and printable PDF worksheets from A2 to B2. 4 exercise sets with 80 questions (A2 - B2 Level).
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Future Time Clauses: Present Simple after When, Before, After & Until
Time Clauses Exercises
A2 ReadingNEWGuides Take Waldrapp Birds to Spain
Fifteen birds joined a group in the north of Spain. Guides helped them from Austria in a small plane. The birds are call…
Future Time Clauses: By the Time, Once & Present Perfect
Time Clauses Exercises
Past Time Clauses: When, After, Before & While
Time Clauses Exercises
“When I ___ home, my family was having dinner.”
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B1 ReadingNEWHuman Guides Take Waldrapp to Spain
Fifteen ibises reached northern Spain with human guides. A small plane brought the birds from Austria. They are at Alt E…
Mixed Time Clauses: All Tenses & Conjunctions
Time Clauses Exercises
“Hardly had she sat down ___ the phone rang.”
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B2 ReadingNEWGuides Fly Fifteen Waldrapp Birds to Spain
Fifteen Waldrapp birds now live with a larger group in northern Spain. Guides helped the birds travel the route out of A…
Why practice Time Clauses exercises?
These exercises take you from basic future time clauses to advanced mixed-tense practice in four progressive sets. Start at A2 by learning the key rule: use present simple (not will) after when, before, after, until and as soon as. At B1, extend to by the time, once and present perfect in time clauses, plus the tricky difference between time clauses and noun clauses with when. Then practise past time clauses with past simple, past continuous and past perfect. The final B2 set mixes all tenses and adds advanced patterns like hardly … when and no sooner … than.