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During & while are two words that are often confusing to use for a lot of English language learners. For today’s English lesson, I’m going show you the difference between these two words and how they are used in an English conversation or writing.
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Comments 8
Great mini lesson 🙂
I was happy while I was listening to Podcast number 57!
the exemples are very good However I want some ruLes to follow
.is it possible to mention them?THANK YOU.
Hi Nawel. I mentioned the rule. but just in case you didn’t catch them here they are:
Use during + noun: During work I don’t use my cell phone.
Use while + gerund: While working I don’t use my cell phone.
Use while + SV: While I am working I don’t use my cell phone.
Thanks Cedric! Glad to hear that 🙂
Hi Michael,
1. Because Michael doesn’t have a window in his office.
2. Michael bumped into his old co-worker.
Have a great Sunday.
Thanks Ryo. Nice work. I do wish I had a window sometimes 🙂
Hi Michael,
Maybe you have already talked about this in previous posts, but anyway I would like to get an explanation about two words that also confuse many English learners – but and until, when refering to a deadline or especific date. Thanks for your time!
Hi Sergio. I think you mean “by” vs “until.” Yes, that lesson is coming soon!