Answer: A) True
Explanation for this question is being written.
Answer: A) At midnight/ 12:00 AM.
Answer: C) Why the study tour was cancelled.
Answer: B) Correct / Clear.
Answer: B) Arrives
Answer: B) Occasion Position.
Answer: A) After he finishes his work, he will join us.
Answer: B) When?
Answer: B) Until the Shaws arrive.
Answer: D) Since
Answer: B) When
Answer: C) The earlier/ the sooner.
Answer: C) It shows when the action will be completed in the future.
Answer: A) When
Answer: A) %H
Answer: C) Ever
Answer: E) When
Answer: C) Go
Answer: B) After he gave her a bath.
Answer: A) After
Answer: A) The teacher reminded everyone to behave.
Answer: A) During
Answer: C) When he usually arrives.
Answer: A) When the sun sets.
Answer: C) The correct form is 'seen'.
Answer: D) When
Answer: A) Introductory adverbial clause.
Answer: A) After I have finished my work.
Answer: C) No sooner had I been fired than the company went bankrupt.
Answer: A) Always
Answer: C) After
Answer: C) Then
Answer: B) Sunset
Answer: B) 1:30
Answer: A) Complex sentences.
Answer: C) I took the contract down to the legal office.
Answer: A) Yesterday
Answer: B) No comma.
Answer: C) When
Answer: C) As long as the member holds the office.
Answer: C) It signals that this story begins a wider project and highlights its importance within a larger sequence.
Answer: A) How long + auxiliary verb + subject + main verb in past participle.
Answer: A) AFTER the choir practised for half an hour, they went on stage.
Answer: A) Until your teacher comes back.
Answer: B) Time-yesterday; Frequency-rarely.
Answer: C) The vehicle lurched forward.
Answer: A) When the bell rings.
Answer: C) Often
Answer: C) While I was cooking, my sister was doing her homework, and our parents were reading.
Answer: D) Always
Answer: D) I will meet you tomorrow.
Answer: A) Before you give Zach his present.
Answer: D) At 6:30 a.m.
Answer: D) Smoke filled the air as helpers arrived.