Posted by Ilma on Monday, March 18, 2013 at 2:24pm.
The word "until" is better in this context.
It's not clear what you mean here.
Do you mean that the children will stop being unruly only after you buy the toy?
Do you mean that buying the toy has nothing to do with their calming down?
Context usually includes several sentences, often the full paragraph. Please give us more context, and we can help you better with your vocabulary choices.
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