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English Tip of the Day: 195 once - conjunction

By Kenneth Beare, About.com

Tip of the Day:

once - conjunction

Usage Tip

'Once' can be used as a conjunction to mean 'as soon as', it is often used to indicate a condition that must first be met before something else can happen.

Example Sentences

Once you've passed the exams, you'll be given a diploma.
She's going to find a new job once her boss writes a recommendation.

Quiz of the Day - A Drink at the Bar:

Intermediate level English reading comprehension focusing on vocabulary associated with working in a bar with follow up multiple choice questions for in-class use and reading comprehension practice.

A Drink at the Bar

English Worksheet of the Day - Indirect Questions:

Guide to forming indirect questions for ESL learners and classes with example situations and questions.

Indirect Questions

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