time clauses

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Across
  1. 4. I mark the moment something happens. You'll hear me in "Tell me ___ you arrive."
  2. 5. I'm used for what happens earlier. "Wash your hands ___ dinner."
  3. 6. I come later than another event. "We’ll go out ___ lunch."
  4. 7. I’m the end point. "Wait ___ the movie starts."
Down
  1. 1. I link the past to now. "I’ve lived here ___ 2020."
  2. 2. Too late! I'm the deadline. "___ you arrived, we had left."
  3. 3. No waiting! I follow instantly. "Call me ___ you land."
  4. 4. Two actions at once? I’m your word. "Don’t talk ___ I’m speaking."