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Newguest Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
When/as
Is it correct to combine the word "when" with the past continuous tense, or maybe it's better to use the word "as"? I suppose both are correct.
When I was going to school I saw a car accident.
As I was going to school I saw a car accident.
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"When" sounds at first as though you mean the period in your childhood.
- "When" sounds at first as though you mean the period in your childhood.
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"When" sounds at first as though you mean the period in your childhood.
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