I was working in the city then.
I'm having a day off on Friday - I could meet you then.
Give it to me next week - I won't have time to read it before/until then.
I'll phone you tomorrow - I should have the details by then.
I saw her at Annie's but I haven't seen her since then.
See you then. (Skills for Life (Entry 1); A1; Panjabi)
She trained as a teacher and then became a lawyer.
Let me finish this job, then we'll go.
I finish work at 7 o'clock, and then I want to have a bath. [A]fter that I will come. (Skills for Life (Entry 1); A1; Tamil)
Have a rest now, then you won't be so tired this evening.
"My interview's at 9 o'clock." "You'll be catching an early train, then?"
You can read the text from a song on [screen] and then you can sing the song. (Preliminary English Test; B1; German)
I've got two essays to write and then my science project to finish.
This is the standard model, then there's the luxury version which costs more.
I love chocolate, but I only eat it now and then.
If you really love to have a snack now and then, try to eat fruit and vegetables, instead of sweets. (First Certificate in English; B2; Swedish)
We still meet up every now and then.
Each day choose 10 new words and learn them by heart. In a week you will have learned 70 new words, and in a year 3640, a lot of words. Please, do not forget to repeat them every now and then. (Certificate in Advanced English; C1; Danish)