Adverb clauses of time Ex1. Choose the correct form of the verbs 1. I hope to see you while I’ll be/ I’m in London 2. Bye! I phone/ I’ll phone you when I get/ will get home 3. The doctor will be ready in ten minutes. Take a seat while you will wait/ are waiting. 4. I wait / will wait by the phone until she rings/ will ring back. 5. You must phone me as soon as you will get/ get your exam results. 6. “Give me your phone number.” “Sure. I give/ will give it to you before I will go / go” Ex2. Joining sentences. Using the words in brackets to join the pairs of sentences. 1. I’ll wait here. You will get back.( as soon as) 2. The TV programme will end. I will do my homework. ( after) 3. I won’t leave home. The postman will call. ( until) 4. We will study English. We will speak it perfectly. ( until) 5. He wrote some famous works. He passed away. ( After) 6. I turned off the lights. I went out. ( before) Ex3. Choose the correct conjunction. 1. If/ as soon as / until I win a lot of money, I will buy you a Toyota. 2. Please turn out the lights after/ before/ when you go to bed. 3. I’d like to relax as soon as/ while/ before I am on holiday. 4. When/ If / While you are the first person up in the morning make me a cup of tea. 5. I’m going to keep asking you to marry me while/ until/ when you say yes. 6. We can go if / as soon as / while you are ready. 7. When/ If / While I am having my hair cut, you can do the shopping. 8. Stop at a petrol station after/ when/ before we run out of petrol. 9. After/ When / Until you’ve read the newspaper, can I have it? 10. I’m so worried about James. As soon as / While/ After you hear any news, phone me Ex4 TEST-LINKING WORD 1. Take a map with you you lose your way. a. in case b. so c. because d. although 2. The play was very boring they walked out. a. although b. so that c. since d. so 3. I couldn't unlock it I had the wrong key. a. because b. so that c. since d. so 4. He agreed to go climbing he hated heights. a. although b. in case c. since d. because 5. He got a new alarm clock he'd get up on time. a. although b. so that c. since d. so 6. He hasn't written to us he left. a. as long as b. since c. by the time d. as soon as 7. She'll only do the job you pay her more. a. before b. after c. if d. while 8. I never take an umbrella it's raining heavily. a. when b. whenever c. if d. unless 9. the traffic was bad, I arrived on time. a. Although b. In spite of c. Despite d. Even 10. The suitcase is heavy for us to carry. a. too b. so c. such d. enough 11. he is tired, he can't work longer. a. Because b. Even though c. Although d. Besides 12. it was so cold, he went out without an overcoat. a. If b. Since c. Although d. Because 13. you ask him, he will help you. a. If b. Since c. Although d. Because 14. he is so busy with his work, he always finds time to go to the concert every week. a. If b. Since c. Although d. Because 15. He passed the examination he had been prevented by illness from studying. a. although b. but c. however d. moreover 16. We have not won yet; ; we shall try again. a. although b. but c. however d. moreover 17. Tom was not there, , his brother was. a. since b. but c. however d. and 18. He was ill that he had to send for a doctor.a. so b. such c. much d. too 19. I haven't had an enjoyable evening for months.a. so b. many c. much d. such 20. Miss White was a good teacher that she received an award for excellent teachers at the end of the last school-year. a. so b. many c. such d. much 21. Jack ran quickly that his cousin could not catch him.a. so b. such c. very d. too 22. the bus is faster, he takes it to work everyday. a. So b. Therefore c. So that d. Because 23. he wasn't ready in time, we went without him. a. When b. Moreover c. As d. So 24. I don't know they speak English. a. if b. yet c. what d. not yet 25. You should take an aspirin any other tablet to kill the pain. a. if b. but c. or d. as Clauses of purpose A. Structures: Infinitive purpose 1. S + V+ to V He studies hard to past the exams. 2. S+ V+ in order to ( not to ) V . He runs fast in order to catch the bus/ in order not to miss the bus. 3. S+ V+ so as not to V- We try to work hard so as not to fail the exams These students are working hard so that they can get good exam result. 4.S+ V+ Nouns+ to V . She has got good news to tell you 5. S+ V something/ nothing… + to V We need something to eat B. 1.Clause of purpose with so that S1+ V+ so that + S1+ can / could V+ O. She works hard so that she can earn much money. 2. S+ V/ be+ so + adv/ adj+ that + A clause  S+ V/ be+ too adv/ adj+ to V  S+ be+ not Adj enough+ to V She works so hard that she feels exhausted. The boy is so young that he can solve the problem.  The boy is too young to solve the problem  The boy is not old enough to solve the problem 3. S+ be/ V+ such a/an + Adj+ Noun+ that + a clause He is such a young boy that he can/t solve the problem. 1. Choose the best answer for each sentence: 1. Janet went out Harry a present A. so that she can buy B. to buy C. order to buy D. so that to buy 2. This food is much A. too hot to eat B. too hot to be eaten C. hot enough to eat D. hot enough to be eaten 3. it was late, I decided to phone Brian A. Though B. Despite C. However D. But 4. Let’s check once more, A. for sure B. so as to be sure C. so that to be sure D. in order to sure 5. It was that half the trees were blown down A. so windy B. such a windy weather C. windy enough D. too windy 6. The batteries were to fit the radio A. enough small B. too small C. so small D. too much 7. Bill had fun that he decided to stay another week A. so that B. too much C. a lot D. so much 8. the car was cheap, it was in good condition A. Despite B. In spite of C. Although D. Because 9. Sue went shopping herself a new television A. to buy B. so as to buy C. so that she bought D. All are correct 10. Harry left early to miss the bus A. so that not B. in order not C. so as D. enough 11. I couldn’t run to catch the shoplifter A. too fast B. fast enough C. so fast D. enough quickly 12. There were good roads that we could drive at high speed A. such B. so C. many D. too 13. It was that I couldn’t see a thing A. such a dark B. enough dark C. too dark D. so dark 14. The trousers were not to fit Jean A. long enough B. too long C. so long D. too much long 15. We had time that we decided to go there again A. so much good B. such a good C. such good time D. too much 16. There are fish that you don’t feel like eating meat A. so much B. such a lovely C. too much D. such lovely 17. There were dishes that we don’t make up my mind A. so many B. too many C. such D. All are correct 18. The ladder to reach the window A. was so tall B. was too tall C. wasn’t tall enough D. was so much tall 19. I took a taxi as it was to walk A. too much far B. so much far C. too far D. All are correct 20. I asked her, she didn’t come A. Despite B. Even though C. However D. In spite of 21. The question is not for me to find out the answer A. too easy B. easy enough C. too much easy D. so easy 22. That food was that I ate a lot A. such a lot delicious B. so delicious C. enough delicious D. A and B are correct 23. I tried to phone Brian, he didn’t stay at home A. In spite of B. Despite C. However D. so that 24. Let’s tell Brian about our plan his opinions about it A. so that to know B. so as to be know C. in order that to know D. in order to know 25. I have information about her situation to tell you A. too few B. not many C. so little D. too little 26. The price of the house is that we can’t afford to buy it A. high enough B. too high C. so high D. too much high 27. It is cold today that I must wear two overcoats A. such a B. enough C. too D. so 28. The problem is not for me to solve A. easy enough B. too difficult C. so difficult D. too much easy 29. We had work to finish that we didn’t have enough time A. so much B. too many C. such a much D. so many 30. his bad behaviour, everyone doesn’t hate him A. Although B. Such a C. Despite D. such lovely 31. I tried to learn hard get good results in my study A. so that B. in order that C. so that I could D. so to 32. It is that I can’t lift it A. such heavy luggage B. such a heavy luggage C. so a heavy luggage D. too heavy luggage . Adverb clauses of time Ex1. Choose the correct form of the verbs 1. I hope to see you while I’ll be/ I’m in London 2. Bye!. He passed away. ( After) 6. I turned off the lights. I went out. ( before) Ex3. Choose the correct conjunction. 1. If/ as soon as / until I win a lot of money, I will buy you a Toyota. 2 new alarm clock he'd get up on time. a. although b. so that c. since d. so 6. He hasn't written to us he left. a. as long as b. since c. by the time d. as soon as 7. She'll only