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ENGLISH LESSON UNEDOL

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WHILE vs WHEN

by NORA CANTOS FRANCO
1

______ I was reading, the phone rang.

2

______ the lights went out, we started to laugh.

3

______ I was walking, I saw a dog.

4

______ the lesson finished, we stood up.

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______ she called, I was making dinner.

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______ they arrived, the party had started.

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______ I was twelve, we lived in a small town.

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______ we were watching TV, the cat slept on the couch.

9

______ the rain began, everyone ran inside.

10

______ he studied, his mind wandered to football.

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Use while for actions in progress when another event happened.

When is used for a single completed action in the past.

Use while for two actions in progress at the same time.

When introduces a past action that happened after another.

When marks the moment the second event occurred.

Use when for a past action that interrupts another past action.

When is used for a point in the past, often with a memory.

While describes two ongoing actions in parallel.

When introduces the moment the rain started.

Use while for ongoing action (studying) concurrent with wandering thoughts.

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