"While she takes the call"
I give a conversation below: In the conversation, I don't understand the meaning of a sentence. Please help me understand the meaning.
Helen: ... it's really amazing how beautiful Hawaii is. I mean, you couldn't think of anywhere more beautiful.
Anna: Excuse me, but Tom is on the phone.
Helen: Thanks Anna. This will only take a moment.
Anna: Can I bring you some coffee while she takes the call?
Here I don't understand the meaning of the sentence "Can I bring you some coffee while she takes the call?". What does the sentence mean?
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Top answer
roky0071 Can I bring you (=George) some coffee while she (=Helen) takes the call? Speaking to George, Anna asks if he would like some coffee during the time that Helen is speaking on the phone to Tom. CJ
- roky0071 Can I bring you (=George) some coffee while she (=Helen) takes the call?
- Speaking to George, Anna asks if he would like some coffee during the time that Helen is speaking on the phone to Tom.
- CJ
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roky0071Can I bring you(=George) some coffee while she(=Helen) takes the call?
Speaking to George, Anna asks if he would like some coffee during the time that Helen is speaking on the phone to Tom.
CJ
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