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I have some questions. Please reply.
He who uses a smartphone [while/in/during] driving will be fined.
1. I know the word 'While' is ok. How about 'in' and 'during'?
2. I wonder if the -ing form can come after the word 'during'.
3. Do native speakers use the expression "he who" these days?
I'd appreciate it if you could answer.
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He who uses a smartphone [while/in/during] driving will be fined. 1. I know the word 'While' is ok.
- He who uses a smartphone [while/in/during] driving will be fined.
- 1.
- I know the word 'While' is ok.
- How about 'in' and 'during'?
- No.
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He who uses a smartphone [while/in/during] driving will be fined.
1. I know the word 'While' is ok. How about 'in' and 'during'? No. Say while.
2. I wonder if the -ing form can come after the word 'during'.
Do you mean like this? He who uses a smartphone during driving will be fined. It sounds a little 'off' to me.
3. D
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