We use conjunctions to join sentences together. - I rang John because I didn't know what to do., Some conjunctions (and the words that follow them) can go in two places. - I told him as soon as I knew. As soon as I knew, I told him., We use present tenses to talk about the future with time-conjunctions. - I'll wait here until the office opens. , We can use perfect tenses with time conjunctions to express completion. - Traffic will be easier after they've built the new road., After some conjunctions, -ing forms can be used. - Always look in the mirror before driving off., a - after, although, and, as, as if, as long as, as soon as, b - because, before, but, p  - provided that, s - so, so that, since, u - until, w - when, while , e - even though, f - for, i - if, l - lest, n - nor, o - once, or,

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