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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
While
A. I was always there while you needed my help.
B. While I am with you, no one can discriminate you. (Meaning is like: until I am with you....)
c. He was just looking at me while I was dancing.
Are these sentences correct with 'while'?
B. While I am with you, no one can discriminate you. (Meaning is like: until I am with you....)
c. He was just looking at me while I was dancing.
Are these sentences correct with 'while'?
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The first is more natural with 'when'. The second is not English. 'While' does not mean 'until' except in a few northern BrE dialects.
- The first is more natural with 'when'.
- The second is not English.
- 'While' does not mean 'until' except in a few northern BrE dialects.
- "No one can discriminate you' means nothing to me.
- The third is fine.
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The first is more natural with 'when'.
The second is not English. 'While' does not mean 'until' except in a few northern BrE dialects. "No one can discriminate you' means nothing to me.
The third is fine.
The second is not English. 'While' does not mean 'until' except in a few northern BrE dialects. "No one can discriminate you' means nothing to me.
The third is fine.
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