4. When the kids ……… (come) back home, their dinner …….… (be) ready. 5. After he …………… (win) the gold medal at the Olympic Games, he ………… (decide) to go on holidays. 6. Sheila ……………… (jump) with joy after she …………… (get) her dream job. 7. Lots of people ……… (lose) their homes after the tornado ………… (sweep) across the country. 8. Grandma ………… (fall) asleep before her favourite soap opera ………… (end

When the kids came back home, their dinner was ready.

After he won the gold medal at the Olympic Games, he decided to go on holidays.

Sheila jumped with joy after she got her dream job.

Lots of people lost their homes after the tornado swap across the country.

Grandma fell asleep before her favourite soap opera ended.

Объяснение:

Many people prefer virtual communication and friendship as it does not require exchange of non-verbal signs and emotions, a separate place (room, cafe) for a meeting or a well-defined time schedule. The users of virtual communication can hide truth easier, avoid uncomfortable questions and discussions by a single click of the mouse.  Often, they create their personal profile with a fakes personal data or a photograph of unknown people. It provides more confident and safety to be a person one likes to be. Thus, the virtual space gives a certain freedom from personal complexes such as being shy, for a example.

 Mara Campos has become a rising star in the Progressive Party. She has begun her political career while she was studying at Woodsville University. When she first stood as a candidate for Woodsville, she didn't win many votes – Woodsville is a traditional town, and no woman has ever been a candidate there before. “They elected the same man, year after year, “she told me” , and they just laughed at me when I got up to speak”. But she was the winning candidate in the next election, and since then she has shown herself to be a hard-hitting speaker who has never been afraid to say what she thinks. 
 In recent months she is fighting hard to improve the position of women. She told me the reason . “ I began this campaign because women continually wrote to me, complaining of how their husbands treated them. Sometimes their husbands threw them out of the family home and left them without any possessions. The law always take the husband's side in such cases”.
 When I interviewed Maria Campos last week, she was planning a new campaign on this question. She has already persuaded some of the country's most important legal experts to support her. “The law must be changed”, she told to me.