Say the same differently. Use before, after, as soon as. 1) I'll go to university when I finish school. 2) When I come to Sochi, I'll stay at a hotel. 3) When I'm in London, I'll visit the Tower. 4) I'll make soup when I buy some vegetables. 5) When autumn comes, we'll go home. 6) When summer comes, we'll go to the resort. 7) When it snows, they'll go skiing. 8) He will help us when he arrives.

Here are the sentences rewritten using "before", "after", and "as soon as": 1) I'll go to university as soon as I finish school. 2) After I come to Sochi, I'll stay at a hotel. 3) After I'm in London, I'll visit the Tower. 4) I'll make soup before I buy some vegetables. 5) As soon as autumn comes, we'll go home. 6) As soon as summer comes, we'll go to the resort. 7) When it snows, they'll go skiing. (This sentence doesn't easily convert to the requested phrases.) 8) He will help us as soon as he arrives.