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Vincent Teo Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Is / was jogging
Can I say,
(a) He wears his cap when he goes jogging.
(b) He is wearing a cap while / when / as jogging.
(c) He likes to wear a cap before jogging.
(d) He is wearing a cap when he is jogging.
(e) He wears a cap when he is jogging.
(a) He wears his cap when he goes jogging.
(b) He is wearing a cap while / when / as jogging.
(c) He likes to wear a cap before jogging.
(d) He is wearing a cap when he is jogging.
(e) He wears a cap when he is jogging.
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(a) He wears his cap when he goes jogging. (b) He wears a cap while / when jogging. (c) He likes to put on a cap before jogging.
- (a) He wears his cap when he goes jogging.
- (b) He wears a cap while / when jogging.
- (c) He likes to put on a cap before jogging.
- (d) He wears a cap when he is jogging.
- (e) He wears a cap when he is jogging.
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(a) He wears his cap when he goes jogging.
(b) He wears a cap while / when jogging.
(c) He likes to put on a cap before jogging.
(d) He wears a cap when he is jogging.
(e) He wears a cap when he is jogging.
(b) He wears a cap while / when jogging.
(c) He likes to put on a cap before jogging.
(d) He wears a cap when he is jogging.
(e) He wears a cap when he is jogging.
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Thanks, but how do we know, when do we use "when / while / As" correctly if according to the sentences above?
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