Here are some common time conjunctions:
Showing Order or Sequence:
* After: The children played in the park *after* they finished their homework.
* Before: *Before* going to bed, I brushed my teeth and washed my face.
* When: *When* the phone rang, I answered it immediately.
* As: *As* I was walking down the street, I saw a dog chasing a cat.
* Since: I haven't seen her *since* last year.
* While: *While* I was waiting, I read a book.
* Until: I waited *until* she arrived.
* Once: *Once* I get my driver's license, I can drive myself to school.
* Then: I ate breakfast, *then* I went to work.
Showing Duration:
* As long as: *As long as* I have time, I'll help you with the project.
* During: *During* the summer, we go to the beach every week.
* Throughout: *Throughout* the entire day, I felt tired.
Other:
* Meanwhile: The children were playing in the garden, *meanwhile* their parents were having coffee inside.
* Whenever: *Whenever* I hear that song, it reminds me of my childhood.
These conjunctions help to establish a clear chronological relationship between events and make your writing more understandable and engaging.