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When, before, after, if, although
Choose when, if or although
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When, before and after tell when; if, on what condition; although, despite what. Put one first? Add a comma: If the cow is hungry, it eats.
Example 1Choose the joining word.
The bear caught a fish ____ it ate the fish.
The bear caught a fish before it ate the fish.
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Example · Choose the joining word.The bear caught a fish ____ it ate the fish. (before / after)The bear caught a fish before it ate the fish.
Choose the joining word.
- ____ Mom makes toast, Dad will eat it. (before / after)
- ____ the boys were sad, they smiled. (because / although)
- ____ the girls scored goals, Grandma cheered. (when / although)
- ____ the baby is tired, he cries. (although / if)
- The farmer picked pumpkins ____ the woman sold them. (after / before)
- The boy smiled ____ he was sad. (although / because)
- ____ the dog is thirsty, it drinks water. (although / if)
- ____ the baby is hungry, he will cry. (although / when)
- ____ the gardener plants seeds, he will dig holes. (before / after)
- ____ the pirates dig holes, they will hide gold. (after / before)
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