Lesson Twenty-Two
as soon as
"As soon as" is used with time. You can use it in front of a single word, phrase, or clause. It’s similar to the word "when."
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examples
1. She will get a degree in accounting, and she hopes to start working as soon as she graduates.
You can also say…
She wants to start working as soon as possible.
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2. As soon as he left the meeting, he called his wife.
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3. The snowman started to melt as soon as the sun came out.
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4. Their flight doesn’t leave until 1 p.m., but they’ll need to get to the airport as soon as 10:30 a.m. because they need to go through security.
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5. Many young women from her country get married as soon as they turn 18.
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6. As soon as he starts walking, we’ll have to watch him more closely.
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7. He started making money at his new company as soon as he was hired.
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Next: Lesson Twenty-Three
instead
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