Conjunctions - Conjunctions of Sequence

These conjunctions clarify the temporal relations between two clauses in terms of the sequence in which they took place.

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[conjunction]

used to indicate that one event happens earlier than another event in time

Ex: Don't forget to lock the door before you go out.

[conjunction]

at some point subsequent to when something happens

Ex: After the movie ended, we went out for ice cream.

[conjunction]

used to indicate that something will happen immediately after a certain condition or event occurs

Ex: I'll call you as soon as I finish work.

[conjunction]

up to the point in time or the event mentioned

Ex: She didn’t feel calm until the meeting was over.

[conjunction]

as soon as, immediately after

Ex: She took her umbrella directly rain started to fall.

[conjunction]

used to indicate that an action or event follows another one without delay or hesitation

Ex: She turned off the stove immediately the water started boiling.

[conjunction]

used to indicate that something occurs immediately, without delay or hesitation after something else

Ex: He knew he had made a mistake instantly he saw her reaction.

[conjunction]

immediately after this; because of something mentioned

Ex: She received the letter, whereupon she immediately called her lawyer.

Conjunctions
Conjunctions of Time	Conjunctions of Sequence	Conjunctions of Place	Conjunctions of Contrast
Conjunctions of Comparison and Addition	Conjunctions of Condition	Conjunctions of Cause and Effect	Conjunctions of Reason and Purpose
Conjunctions of Degree and Manner