Match the clauses in the two columns to form complex sentences. 1. We will clean up the beach 2. Don't forget to turn off the lights 3. You have to show your ticket 4. Can you help me lay the table 5. Thomas Edison a. until he made a successful light bulb. b. as soon as it stops raining c. while I'm cooking the soup? d. before you go out e. when you get on

1. We will clean up the beach **b. as soon as it stops raining.** (This creates a time-dependent relationship between cleaning the beach and the rain stopping.)<br /><br />2. Don't forget to turn off the lights **d. before you go out.** (This establishes a necessary action prior to leaving.)<br /><br />3. You have to show your ticket **e. when you get on.** (This indicates the required timing for ticket presentation.)<br /><br />4. Can you help me lay the table **c. while I'm cooking the soup?** (This suggests two simultaneous actions.)<br /><br />5. Thomas Edison **a. until he made a successful light bulb.** (This describes Edison's persistence in his work.)<br />