Clauses with When
You have many things to do. Make a to-do list.
When you have many things to do, you make a to-do list.
Make a sentence with before or after:
First, I take a shower. Second, I eat breakfast.
Before I eat breakfast, I take a shower.
or
After I take a shower, I eat breakfast.
He has a deadline. Write it on the calendar.
When he has a deadline, he writes it on the calendar.
Make a sentence with after:
First, she gets dressed. Second, she makes coffee.
She makes coffee after she gets dressed.
or
After she gets dressed, she makes coffee.
They want to focus on a task. Turn off the television.
When they want to focus on a task, they turn off the television.
Make a sentence with after:
First, Sara goes to class. Second, she watches tv.
Sara watches T.V. after she goes to class.
After Sara goes to class, she watches T.V.
I am tired. Don't do difficult tasks.
When I am tired, I don't do difficult tasks.
Make a sentence with before:
Eating the eggs. She cooks the eggs.
Before eating the eggs, she cooks them.
or
She cooks the eggs before eating them.
Don't procrastinate. You have a deadline.
Don't procrastinate when you have a deadline.
Make a sentence with before:
I put on my shoes. I put on my socks.
Before I put on my shoes, I put on my socks.