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We use  as soon as  to show that something happens immediately, i.e. ‘at the very moment another action is completed’, or ‘shortly after another action is completed’. I’ll call you  as soon as  I arrive. [= ‘I will arrive and then I’ll call you immediately.’] As soon as  I have the information, I’ll tell you. [= ‘I’ll get the information and then I’ll tell you immediately.’] As soon as I  will  . . . We do not use  will  with  as soon as  when speaking about the future: I’m going to have a shower  as soon as I   will   get  home.  He will be back tomorrow; I’ll give him the message  as soon as I   will   see  him.  Position of  as soon as  in a sentence As soon as  comes at the beginning of a subordinate clause. We can begin our sentence with either the subordinate clause or the main clause – the meaning is the same. Look at this example: As soon as we got out the car,  it started raining . [subordinate clause]                   [main clause] It started raining  

TYPES OF CARS Hatchback Hatchbacks feature a rear door, swinging upwards and providing convenient access to cargo space. Three and five-door options are available. The size of hatchback cars may vary form tiny city cars to large liftbacks. In most cases hatchbacks are powered by economical engines, but hot hatches are also available. This type of cars is most popular in Europe, where the parking space is extremely limited, and fuel prices are very high. Also, hatchbacks are very practical as the second row seats can be folded down, creating a solid cargo space with convenient access through the rear door.  Volkswagen  Golf,  Ford  Focus and Mini are the examples of this car type. Sedan Sedan is a type of car body that features three-box layout, with separate engine compartment, passenger cabin and cargo trunk. Sedans are purposed for people transportation and are not particularly suited for cargo carriage as their trunks typically feature a narrow opening and limited sp