Hello,I want to confirm one of 'when's meanings'.Can {I jumped up when she called.} be rephrased this way: I jumped up at the time that she called?Thank you for your assistance.
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Yes, but you should realize that the jumping actually occurred as the result of the call.
— Mister Micawber
Yes, but you should realize that the jumping actually occurred as the result of the call.
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I take one time of training of recognizing "when" .I am used to regarding time as defining field as "an hour in the morning is worth two in the eveining". Here, the time used to support the thing and show the thing at the moment. So the thing is the main body.At the same time the event acts as a condition in which the thing is made. So, that event is the main body.