Will + time clause
A time clause is a clause that gives information about when something happened. You use time clauses to talk about actions in the future:
WHEN
When I finish my lunch, I will go to the park with my friends.
She will move closer to the city when she finds a good job.
When we find a trash can, we’ll put our garbage there.
BEFORE
Before I go to newsstand, I’ll go to the bank to get some money.
Bob will wait for the traffic light to change before he crosses the street.
This parking garage won't close before it's full.
AFTER
After her sister prepares dinner, they’ll invite their neighbors.
My father will buy a new car after he saves enough money.
What will you do after you finish the French course?
A time clause is a clause that gives information about when something happened. You use time clauses to talk about actions in the future:
WHEN
When I finish my lunch, I will go to the park with my friends.
She will move closer to the city when she finds a good job.
When we find a trash can, we’ll put our garbage there.
BEFORE
Before I go to newsstand, I’ll go to the bank to get some money.
Bob will wait for the traffic light to change before he crosses the street.
This parking garage won't close before it's full.
AFTER
After her sister prepares dinner, they’ll invite their neighbors.
My father will buy a new car after he saves enough money.
What will you do after you finish the French course?