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When I went out, it was raining.

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You can say:
。 When I went out, it was ra1n1ng. or

It was raining when I went out.

We write a comma (,) ifWhen ... is at the beginning:

o { When you're tired, don't drive.

Don't drive when you're tired.

o { HeIen was 2S when she got married.

When Helen got married, she was 25.

We do th the same in sentences with before/while/after:
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Always look both ways before you cross the road.
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` Before you cross the road, always look both ways.

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While I was waiting for the bus, it began to rain.

It began to rain while I was waiting for the bus.
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After he broke his leg, he never played football again.

When I am ... / When I go ... etc.

Next week Sarah is going to New York. I'll be in Mexico

She has a friend, Lisa, who lives in New York, when you're here.

but Lisa is also going away - to Mexico.

So they won't see each other in New York.

L isa will be in Mexico when Sarah is in New York.

The time isfuture (next week) but we say:

... when Sarah is in New York.

(not when Sarah wil I be)

SARAH LISA

We use the present (I am / I go etc.) with afuture meaning after when:

0 When I get home this evening, I'm going to have a shower.

(not When I will get home)

。 I can't talk to you now. Ill tal k to you later when I have more time.
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We do the same after before/while/after/until:

0 Please close the window before you go out.

(not before you wi I I go)

0 Rachel is going to stay in our Aat while we are away.

(not while we will be)

0 I'll wait here until you come back.

(not until you will come back)

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206 ( if and when ➔ Unit 99 until ➔ Unit 104 before/while/after ➔ Unit 105