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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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While
Hi,
This is the eg: He had now become more confident while becoming less anxious.
Can we use 'while' in this way (even in past or past perfect) to indicate simultaneity of events?
Regards,
This is the eg: He had now become more confident while becoming less anxious.
Can we use 'while' in this way (even in past or past perfect) to indicate simultaneity of events?
Regards,
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Yes. It even works in the future. For the first time in history, he will be attempting to eat a large pizza while standing on his head.
- Yes.
- It even works in the future.
- For the first time in history, he will be attempting to eat a large pizza while standing on his head.
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Yes.
It even works in the future.
For the first time in history, he will be attempting to eat a large pizza while standing on his head.
It even works in the future.
For the first time in history, he will be attempting to eat a large pizza while standing on his head.
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