1 Look at the time expressions in italics in these sentences. Then put them in the correct columns in the table below. 1 He made his discovery while he was having a bath. 2 When they went in the shed, they saw a strange blue light. 3 After finishing his exams, he went on holiday. 4 He hasn't found a job since he left university. 5 Before he could say anything, she left. 6 During his Christmas holiday, he started painting again. 7 We played football for a couple of hours. Afterwards, we went back to Kevin's house. 8 At this time, she became very interested in photography. 9 Several years later, I met my old maths teacher at a school reunion. 10 By the time I see you again, I will have had my 16th birthday. 11 She'd previously always got top marks in her school tests. 12 I need to leave earlier than you so I can't give you a lift home. 13 I'll meet you at 8 p.m. this evening. In the meantime, I'm going to phone a few people. 14 The phone rang as I was walking out of the front door. 15 Following his visit to China, he spent a few days in Korea. One thing One thing At the same Connecting before after time times another another before after while since​