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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
WHEN and WHILE
Can you tell me what you think about these WHILE and WHEN sentences?
- Was it monday that/when you got into a fight.
- I called when I was leaving. (When can be followed by either the simple or contiuous tense when the first part is either simple or continuous?)
- He was attentive while he sat.
- I don't remember what she looks like while she's working the streets in the first scenes of the movie.
Thank you
- Was it monday that/when you got into a fight.
- I called when I was leaving. (When can be followed by either the simple or contiuous tense when the first part is either simple or continuous?)
- He was attentive while he sat.
- I don't remember what she looks like while she's working the streets in the first scenes of the movie.
Thank you
Top answer
1. ok 2. Use forms comparable to passé composé & imparfait and you'll be fine.
- 1.
- ok 2.
- Use forms comparable to passé composé & imparfait and you'll be fine.
- 3.
- ok 4.
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1. ok
2. Use forms comparable to passé composé & imparfait and you'll be fine.
3. ok
4. For a better flowing sentence: I don't remember shat she looks like in the first scenes of the movie while she's working the streets.
2. Use forms comparable to passé composé & imparfait and you'll be fine.
3. ok
4. For a better flowing sentence: I don't remember shat she looks like in the first scenes of the movie while she's working the streets.
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