Adventure Sports: Use of English: Conjunctions + Time Clauses

• ​. . . you hold on to a large kite while standing on a board

• ​ . . . you jump from a plane and dive through the air before opening a parachute

We can use words like while, when, before, after, until, and as soon as (called conjunctions) to add a new section with a verb (called a clause) to give more meaning to a sentence.

Use before, after, when, or while and a verb ending in the -ing form.​

1. ​What is the name of the company?

2. ​What does the company do?

3. ​If you want to know more about one of these weekends, what should you do?

4. ​Would you like to go on one of these weekends? Why or why not?