ADVERB CLAUSES OF TIME
Read the instructions for using a washing machine. Then complete the sentences with the
adverb clauses of time in parentheses.
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Make sure the machine is empty.
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Load the clothes. Be sure to check the pockets of clothing and
remove any loose objects such as coins and pens.
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Select a temperature setting.
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Add the soap to the soap drawer. Do not fill above the “max” line!
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Put coins in the coin slot. The START button will light up.
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Push the START button, and the WASH cycle will begin.
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Do not open the door of the washer while the machine is in use.
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The machine will shut off in 28 minutes.
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Remove your clothing promptly so others may use the machine.
Washing Machine Instructions
1.
(before)
, make sure it is empty.
2.
(as)
into the machine, check pockets for coins and other loose items.
3.
(when)
to the soap drawer, make sure it doesn’t go above the
“max” line.
4.
(before)
the START button, you need to put your money in the
coin slot.
5.
(after)
, the START button lights up.
6.
(after)
, remove your clothing from the machine.
PRESENT PERFECT WITH
ALREADY
AND
YET
Complete the conversation between a manager and an employee at a deli.
Use the present perfect form of the verbs in parentheses.
Manager:
Morning, Gary. How is the breakfast shift going?
Gary:
Good. I (1. already / put)
the breakfast rolls in the oven.
And of course, I (2. start)
the coffee machine.
Manager:
Great. What about fruit?
Gary:
Well, we (3. already / receive)
the morning delivery. But I
(4. not / set out)
the fruit in baskets yet. I was about to do that.
Manager:
OK. (5. come in)
any phone orders
yet?
Gary:
No, not yet. But we should start getting some soon.
Manager:
All right. While you’re waiting, you can make sure the trays are ready for customers.
Gary:
Oh, I (6. already / do)
that. But I can start making up some sandwiches.
Manager:
Good idea. Thanks.
Before you use the washing machine
have already put
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