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Satokos Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Progressive form with "when"
Can I use progressive form in a when-clause?
For example,
"When I was having lunch, the telephone rang."
Or, should I say "While I was having lunch..." in this case?
For example,
"When I was having lunch, the telephone rang."
Or, should I say "While I was having lunch..." in this case?
Top answer
Both when and while are correct. CB
- Both when and while are correct.
- CB
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