How can the sentence "I finished my work. Then I went for a walk." be transformed using "as soon as"?

The transformation of the original sentences using "as soon as" is effectively achieved with the choice that states, "As soon as I finished my work, I went for a walk." This construction captures the sequence of events in a clear and concise manner, emphasizing the immediacy of the action that follows the completion of work.

Using "as soon as" establishes a cause-and-effect relationship, indicating that the moment the work was completed, the next action took place. This transformation maintains the chronological order of the actions while introducing a temporal clause that enhances the clarity of timing between the two actions.

Other options either alter the intended meaning or do not accurately represent the sequence conveyed in the original sentences. Specifically, simply stating "I finished my work and went for a walk" removes the temporal nuance that "as soon as" provides, making it unclear when the second action occurs relative to the first. While "As I finished my work, I went for a walk" implies simultaneous actions rather than a sequential relationship, it does not capture the immediacy intended in the original prompt. Meanwhile, "I went for a walk as soon as I finished my work" is also a valid sentence, but it emphasizes the "walk" rather than the completion of