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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Regarding, usage of word whilst.

I'm always confused as to when I should use this word 'whilst' in the place of while. Can, anyone tell me the correct usage?
  

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There's no difference in meaning. You never need to use 'whilst'. Just be aware that it exists and is more common in British English.

— Rover_KE

  • There's no difference in meaning.
  • You never need to use 'whilst'.
  • Just be aware that it exists and is more common in British English.
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There's no difference in meaning.

You never need to use 'whilst'. Just be aware that it exists and is more common in British English.
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AnonymousI'm always confused as to when I should use this word 'whilst' in the place of while.
In American English, the answer is easy. We can eliminate your confusion.
The answer is: "Never."
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