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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Correct my sentence please!
"I was studying all the while I was brushing my teeth."
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though it sounds as if you were brushing for an inordinately long time. This is more straightforward: I was studying while I brushed my teeth.
- though it sounds as if you were brushing for an inordinately long time.
- This is more straightforward: I was studying while I brushed my teeth.
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That is fine as it is...though it sounds as if you were brushing for an inordinately long time. This is more straightforward:
I was studying while I brushed my teeth.
I was studying while I brushed my teeth.
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