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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
dear frnd. while is often used, the two action act or happen at the same time. e.g. it ran while I was walking. it means at the same time it ran when I walked (while I was walking.) note it is necessary to use ing form ( going/coming). when is usually used, a action has happened then an other action happened. e.g. you phoned me when I slept. its mean I slept
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use of while and when
dear frnd. while is often used, the two action act or happen at the same time. e.g. it ran while I was walking. it means at the same time it ran when I walked (while I was walking.) note it is necessary to use ing form ( going/coming). when is usually used, a action has happened then an other action happened. e.g. you phoned me when I slept. its mean I slept
before, then u phoned me. it occasionally takes simple tense (present/past/future or present perfect) not progressive.
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For more information on 'while' and 'when', enter while when in the search box at the upper left of this page. CJ
- For more information on 'while' and 'when', enter while when in the search box at the upper left of this page.
- CJ
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For more information on 'while' and 'when', enter
while when
in the search box at the upper left of this page.
CJ
while when
in the search box at the upper left of this page.
CJ
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