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Test your understanding of the English lesson by answering these questions. You will get the answers and your score at the end of the quiz.
Karen was very tired _____ the day, because she hadn't slept all night.

_____ the lesson, the teacher explained the Present Simple Tense.

We went to a restaurant and had dinner _____ it was raining.

_____ the cake was baking,  Diane washed the dishes.

I shouted so much _____ the concert, I have no voice left!

The children were very restless _____ the flight, but they're fast asleep now.

Every night,  Jason fell asleep _____ watching television.

Can you wait for me  _____ I finish shopping?

The Beatles first became popular _____ the 1960s.

Rita often listened to music _____ doing her homework.


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165 Comments on “Commonly Confused Words in English: DURING & WHILE”


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I like this teacher, because her explaination is too much clear!!!!
Thank you Rebecca

Saturday, April 25th 2009Reply to this comment

Thank you very much for you lesson.
I don’t understand why in sentence “Every night, Jason fall asleep ___watching television” the answer is while because I think in this case “watching television” is a noun.
please! explain to me

Saturday, April 25th 2009Reply to this comment

    I will try to solve your doubt, I am not 100% sure, so If I am wrong sorry, but in that case, watching television -> “watching” is the act of to watch television, so it’s a verb. A noun is a Person, Place or Thing.Only television is the noun.

    Wednesday, April 29th 2009Reply to this comment

      Thanks, Marcos. You’re right! Good job!

      Saturday, June 27th 2009Reply to this comment

      I thought the samething that you, I just was confuse about this question. television is the noun. but don’t worry about, always we learn more. thank’s for engvid.

      Monday, July 30th 2012Reply to this comment

Dear Rebecca,

I would like that you write while you explain.

Thanks a lot.

Sincerely.
Hector.

Saturday, April 25th 2009Reply to this comment

i like you ma’am..,^_^

Monday, April 27th 2009Reply to this comment

please ,write your solucion,thanks

Monday, April 27th 2009Reply to this comment

I like the way your teach, it will help me to improve my English.Thank you~~^^

Tuesday, April 28th 2009Reply to this comment

Very nice lesson, just a question,
on the fourth quiz question , I put
“During” the cake was baking, Diane washed the dishes.
And on the score said that I was wrong, but Isn’t cake a noun?
So why is that wrong? Maybe because it was the beggining of the sentence…

Thanks

Wednesday, April 29th 2009Reply to this comment

    Dear Marco,

    I think I can help you out. And to Rebecca, thanks for making these videos.

    It really helps to know the parts of speech when trying to understand English. During is a preposition; that’s why nouns are usually following. While on the other hand is usually a conjunction. So what do you do if you find yourself unsure of which word to use? Plug in the definition and see if the sentence still makes sense. Here are some definitions (from Marriam Webster’s online dictionary:

    During – Prepostion – throughout the duration of

    While – Conjunction – during the time that

    Now to use your example

    During/While the cake was baking, Diane washed the dishes.

    So plug in the definitions and see which one makes better sense…

    1. Throughout the duration of the cake was baking, Diane washed the dishes.

    or

    2. During the time that the cake was baking, Diane washed the dishes.

    Which one makes more sense? To me, “duration of the cake,” seems a little odd but “during the time that the cake was baking,” while long, still makes sense. Since this is the definition of “while,” “while” would be the better word to use here.

    While not 100% foolproof, the technique can help you out most of the time.

    Bill Ralens

    Friday, May 1st 2009Reply to this comment

Good teacher . From Brazil

Saturday, May 9th 2009Reply to this comment

Rebecca,thanks a lot for your help.I think that your teaching is very good!

Thursday, May 28th 2009Reply to this comment

Thanks for your lessons. I’m very grateful in this lesson. Now I know how I can say correct during and while. Thank you very much Rebecca.

Friday, May 29th 2009Reply to this comment

great job! thanks

Friday, June 5th 2009Reply to this comment

this was great. I greatly enjoyed it.

Friday, June 12th 2009Reply to this comment

sorry!!!!!
but it was bad and very confused
Lian

Saturday, June 20th 2009Reply to this comment

Thank you.

Wednesday, June 24th 2009Reply to this comment

thank u but ı want to watch your videos,Iam new here ı thınk ı couldnt find :(please help me

Saturday, June 27th 2009Reply to this comment

Thanks to everyone for your feedback. Glad I could help most of you.

Saturday, June 27th 2009Reply to this comment

you lesson is easy to undetstand, but it is better if you write more; I aprriciate your effort. thanhks so much

Monday, June 29th 2009Reply to this comment

Thank you

Thursday, July 23rd 2009Reply to this comment

Thanks to all for your feedback.

Monday, July 27th 2009Reply to this comment

hi Rebeccaesl, thank you very much .your video is short ,but it is very interesting.

Saturday, August 22nd 2009Reply to this comment

Thank you, Rebecca. Very easy to understand for me. Test 100%!

Saturday, September 5th 2009Reply to this comment

Thank you, Rebecca.

Sunday, September 6th 2009Reply to this comment

thank you,it was simple and great.

Monday, September 7th 2009Reply to this comment

Thank you so much, it’s realy great watching and listening your video lessons.

Tuesday, September 29th 2009Reply to this comment

helo Rebecca
Thank you so much, your way of teaching is very nice like you, may i have your skyype address, i would like to learn english like u speak , thanks you very much.
Durvila

Tuesday, September 29th 2009Reply to this comment

Hi Rebecca,

thank you for your effort on teaching English (and to the rest of the team as well)! It helps me a lot to kind of proceed my knowledge about the English language. One question about this video is remaining: I’ve heard about ‘whilst’ in some cases. So how can I use this in a proper way?

Monday, October 5th 2009Reply to this comment

    “Whilst” is not used very often anymore, but in essence it is used in the same way as the word “while”.

    He knocked on the door whilst I was cooking.

    Whilst cleaning, look out for my keys. I can’t find them.

    My best wishes to you.

    Sunday, November 1st 2009Reply to this comment

Mam, you teach very comprehensively. I have little confusion in using of could have and would have. Could you please guide me. Regards

Saturday, October 10th 2009Reply to this comment

Hi Rebecca,

Congratulations for your video-class. The best. Please, could you
write during your explanation?
Thank you very much.

Saturday, October 17th 2009Reply to this comment

mam your way of teaching is very sweet.Thanks

Sunday, October 25th 2009Reply to this comment

Thanks to all for you feedback.

Sunday, November 1st 2009Reply to this comment

Hello,
I thought I will not understand but I have got 100 in quiz.
It made me very happy. Thank you for excelent explanations.
I am your personal fan, please stay with your students.
Silvia Czech Rep.

Tuesday, November 3rd 2009Reply to this comment

Hi RebeccaESL,

I am so glad from you an from your related teems. you all great teachers for me and for all those watch your lessons.
I wish good chance for you and form your friends.

Thanks so much,

Faizullah Faizan
Kabul Afghanistan
(L)

Sunday, December 20th 2009Reply to this comment

thanks a lot first i have on quation is while is look like same meaning of when is i m right on no thanks again

Thursday, December 24th 2009Reply to this comment

Mam thank you very much for your help. I have watched your videos on you tube.

Tuesday, January 12th 2010Reply to this comment

i like the way you teaching………………………………………… while i listened to you………… i have nothing to say……………

Sunday, January 24th 2010Reply to this comment

    sr,i’ve mistake: “i like the way you’re teaching………………………………………… while i was listening to you………… i have nothing to say……………”
    hope it’s correct now.(^-^) !!!

    Thursday, June 23rd 2011Reply to this comment

Excellent! Great! You remove all my confusions in these case. Thanks a lot. Please keep on these efforts for the sake of large community of students who likes a teacher like you.

Thursday, February 4th 2010Reply to this comment

hi, thank you for your all help.best wishes for you.

Friday, February 19th 2010Reply to this comment

Thanks Rebecca

Wednesday, March 3rd 2010Reply to this comment

Great lesson for me.

Wednesday, March 31st 2010Reply to this comment

I love your classes, thank you so much!

Friday, April 30th 2010Reply to this comment

I enjoy your classes, thank you very much!

Tuesday, May 11th 2010Reply to this comment

I realy catch something useful, thanks a lot Rebecca

Tuesday, May 11th 2010Reply to this comment

Thanks a lot Rebecca. Your explanation is so much clear.

Monday, May 17th 2010Reply to this comment

thank u mam

Friday, July 9th 2010Reply to this comment

i like ur teaching way you are very polite

Saturday, July 17th 2010Reply to this comment

hi rebecca teacher,
your teaching way is very polite and soft and thak u 4 teaching us

Saturday, July 17th 2010Reply to this comment

I REALLLY ENJOYED REBACCA, WHILE I WAS WATCHING YOUR VIDEOS.
THANKS

Thursday, July 29th 2010Reply to this comment

Thank you for your all your help.

Friday, August 20th 2010Reply to this comment

I realy like it. thanks Rebecca

Friday, August 20th 2010Reply to this comment

is good but you MUST write was so quick…
while + ver + ing, all the time you said (or i heard) ing after while..could you explain..tks

Wednesday, August 25th 2010Reply to this comment

I love the way to teach the topic, outstanding…………….. God Bless you

Saturday, August 28th 2010Reply to this comment

well what i can say is that its more than clear your explanation but ill recommend you to use the board in order to help another people thanks

Tuesday, August 31st 2010Reply to this comment

I enjoyed a lot while watching this video lesson, & I gave my full concentration during watching.
Arshad Hussain
UAE

Wednesday, September 8th 2010Reply to this comment

Dear Rebecca,

I’m a little confused by the sentence “WHILE the cake was baking, Diane washed the dishes.”
In your video you gave us the following rule:
“While+verb” and “During +noun” but this sentence doesn’t follow the rule.
Please explain it.

Best Regards,

Adrian

Monday, September 13th 2010Reply to this comment

Hi, i got an another 100% score..

Thank you so much

Saturday, September 18th 2010Reply to this comment

wow my score was 100.00, thank’s Rebecca, i like the way you teach very clear

Tuesday, September 28th 2010Reply to this comment

I need help with participal adjectives

Thursday, October 7th 2010Reply to this comment

Hi, great job thanks so much

Tuesday, October 12th 2010Reply to this comment

hi im a new comer. why do i not sign up? i dont receive any password to log in.

Tuesday, October 12th 2010Reply to this comment

thanks so mutch

Friday, October 15th 2010Reply to this comment

You explain very clear.thanks.:)

Thursday, October 28th 2010Reply to this comment

thank RebeccaESL very much. this lesson is very useful for me.
would u mind if I’m asking u a problem?
what is the best way to remember the new words?
thanks very much

Tuesday, November 2nd 2010Reply to this comment

Ms. Rebecca what is correct?

During my duty
or
while my duty

Tuesday, November 9th 2010Reply to this comment

Ms: Rebecca thanks for your lecture, which is very very useful for us. Mis Rebecca can you help us to find Vocabulary through any web site

Friday, November 12th 2010Reply to this comment

Thanks you very much Miss: rebecca your lectures are very useful for me I learnt allot through these. Miss: Rebecca most of the people teaching but your method is different. Thanks again.

Miss: I request you if you kind enough to reply me that is there any website to improve my vocabulary and how I can easily improve my speaking

Friday, November 12th 2010Reply to this comment

Good afternoon teacher, I love the way of your teach very much.

Tuesday, November 16th 2010Reply to this comment

Rebecca, I thank you a lot about all your teachings and your kind way of working with people.You’re a great teacher.

Tuesday, November 16th 2010Reply to this comment

I like you mam because you explain very clear.
thanks

Thursday, November 18th 2010Reply to this comment

You’re a good teacher for me. I’ve got 100% Ha..Ha..

Friday, November 26th 2010Reply to this comment

I am a student studing in class viii and i was confused a lot with these two words:
‘During’ and ‘While’ and I thank you for your help but I even have some confusion between the difference of these two words:
‘So’ and ‘Such’. And I would love to learn this from you rather than my English teacher.
Thank You!!!

Your Secret Student,
Remya (India)

Friday, November 26th 2010Reply to this comment

Thank you very much dear REBECCA

Saturday, November 27th 2010Reply to this comment

I’d like to thank you!

Monday, November 29th 2010Reply to this comment

Hi Mrs.Rebecca!
First of all, i would like to thank you for all your lessons, they are all great and i do really enjoy them.
in this comment i would like to share with u and the other studens who do use acess this site web, the problem that i do ofen face in English,
i have spent a great deal of time learning english and i do often practise it with its native speakers,more than that, i am planning to take the exam of CPE at the british council,yet, i don’t trust my english and i really don’t know why,i don’t know if passing this exam will be a kind of jumping the gun!
are there some advices for me?

Friday, December 3rd 2010Reply to this comment

Thanks…….

Wednesday, December 8th 2010Reply to this comment

woww, amazing style of teaching here in this site, im new and i saw the video’s of great teacher Ms. Rebecca yet. But great site, thanks for the videos.
im student of intermediate yet. i would like to improve my english here with the help of tis site. Many many thanks to the admin and all kind and high able teachers.

Monday, December 13th 2010Reply to this comment

hi rebecca^^..
thank you very mush for all the great lessons
could you learn us about what is the different between while and when we use them in the past tens and past continuous..thanks

Wednesday, December 29th 2010Reply to this comment

Dear Rebecca,
It is very good but I think question number 4 needs more clarification.
Kind regards,
Medhat Nagy.
Egypt

Saturday, January 8th 2011Reply to this comment

Hello Rebecca,
I just found this site and I really enjoyed it. I’ve learn a lot.. I studied English by myself through about.com but this site is more helpful to all English student. i’m very interested to study English and I hope you guys will help to all English student like me..

Happy New year! God bless you all the English teacher here in engVid.com..

Regars,
Jane

Sunday, January 9th 2011Reply to this comment

Hi Rebecca,

I had a confusion when i was attending the question number 4. You said in your lectures that “during” always followed by its noun and “while” will always followed by verb. But in question number 4, “while” is followed by the noun (the cake). I am confused. Please tell me the logic.

Regards
Adeel

Thursday, January 13th 2011Reply to this comment

Hi ma’am,could you explain also in your video the use of “nevertheless”.thank you.

Saturday, January 22nd 2011Reply to this comment

I love your teachings they are cool

Thursday, January 27th 2011Reply to this comment

it is very wounderful lessens

Thursday, January 27th 2011Reply to this comment

While I was doing the quiz, the phone started to ring, but I did not answered.the quiz is first. I did it pretty good, thanks teacher.

Wednesday, February 2nd 2011Reply to this comment

thanks alot, i like the way you teach me many things, really you are goog teacher, thank you again.

Saturday, February 5th 2011Reply to this comment

You said DURING is followed by the noun and WHILE is followed by the gerund, but in the sentence” while the cake was baking” while is followed by the noun and not by the gerund , wby?

Tuesday, February 8th 2011Reply to this comment

I like a lot your class Rebeca this way I can improve my english faster. thanks a lot

Wednesday, February 16th 2011Reply to this comment

You are excellent teacher !
Thank you for your clear lessons !

Friday, February 25th 2011Reply to this comment

Hi ,
I would like to know if the usage of “still” is correct in this sentence below .
I would like to still follow the same way , so Im sending back the file to the office .
Tks ,Nita

Thursday, March 3rd 2011Reply to this comment

Hi Rebecca! I got 100 percent from your exam, I learn a lot from you! you the best and very good teacher…. god bless you all the best….

Thursday, March 10th 2011Reply to this comment

Thank you Rebecca..!

I found it’s really useful for me

Friday, March 11th 2011Reply to this comment

Thank you very much Rebecca, U cleared my confusion

Friday, March 11th 2011Reply to this comment

Dear rebecca,
please tell me which of the following sentences are correct

1. I knew you would do that job
2. I know you would do that job
3. I knew you will do that job
4. I know you will do that job

and please tell me how to handle similar situations.

cheers

Friday, March 11th 2011Reply to this comment

Rebecca mam
Very very thanks for this lesson.

Wednesday, March 23rd 2011Reply to this comment

Teacher Rebecca ! Really Really thanks for your lessons ….

Sunday, March 27th 2011Reply to this comment

thank you, Rebecca, your lesson so clear to understand and your voice is good.
thank you so much.^^

Wednesday, April 6th 2011Reply to this comment

Wow!!!!!!! you”re a wonderful teacher, thanks a lot.

Thursday, April 7th 2011Reply to this comment

Thank you Ms. Rebecca for this video. Have a nice day!

Saturday, April 9th 2011Reply to this comment

again Rebeca you are the best

Tuesday, April 19th 2011Reply to this comment

thank you rebeccca for teaching us…. i got a perfect score… =D

Wednesday, April 27th 2011Reply to this comment

when do we usewhile and during?

Sunday, May 1st 2011Reply to this comment

Thank you rebecca for everything. Ican always
watching you.

Sunday, May 1st 2011Reply to this comment

thank you my teacher

Sunday, May 8th 2011Reply to this comment

Thanks mummy with clear teaching …

Tuesday, May 10th 2011Reply to this comment

I have a question Ms. Rebecca.I’ve been practicing grammar quizzes through internet and i encountered this one which i got confused. Regarding this example:
He learned Chinese _____ his stay in HongKong.
during
while
My answer was During, but i remember what you said here that, WHile is always followed by a subject and a verb phrase. Now, can you please explain this example to me? Why During is the correct answer? Thank you and More power!!

Monday, May 16th 2011Reply to this comment

Hello, Ms. Rebecca, do you have any videos that differentiate “much” and “more”?

Thanks.

Sunday, May 29th 2011Reply to this comment

very nice and good web
its very easy way to learn english
thnkx Rebeeca

Tuesday, May 31st 2011Reply to this comment

Hi
could you please help me
I don`t know exactly when I have to use (do,does and did) while I am using question word (what. who,…_
for example:
when did you finish your work?
what happened?
why sometimes we use (do, does and did) and sometimes we don`t…????
Thanks

Tuesday, June 14th 2011Reply to this comment

Hi Rebecca,
Thanks for your explanations on the use of ‘during” and ‘while”.For you, both of them as Prepositions which are to be followed by nouns for ‘during’ and gerunds for “while”.
I have no doubt about ‘during’, but for ‘while’, in all the dictionaries I have checked, it is never stated to be a preposition, but only a noun and a conjuntion, which rightfully to be followed by a sentence turning it into an adverb cluase. But many regard it to be a preposition, thus accepting a gerund after it. So do all wrongs turn it into an accepted ‘right’ grammatically. I have been puzzled by this quite some time. How do you explain this ? Thanks

Saturday, June 25th 2011Reply to this comment

thank you mam rebecca i absolutely understand your lecture…

Saturday, July 2nd 2011Reply to this comment

Hi mam
your teaching was good and clear even person who doesnt know English can understand your language.I like you very much. Can u pls explain about Past perfect,present perfect,future perfect and past perfect continous, present perfect continous and future perfect continous tense

Monday, July 4th 2011Reply to this comment

Thank you for clarification,its so clear now

Wednesday, July 13th 2011Reply to this comment

Hi Rebecca!!
Thank you for this website it helps me to get more english grammar knowledges.I would like to know how can I get a good english pronounciation?
Thanks!!!!
I wish you all the best!!

Monday, August 1st 2011Reply to this comment

hi, really it’s great. thank u so much

Friday, August 5th 2011Reply to this comment

Thank you for your one of the most important lesson rebbeca i was my self very much confuse to understand the difference and proper position to these two words but thanks to your lesson i attempt the quiz and i got 90%

Wednesday, August 17th 2011Reply to this comment

Thanks so much Rebecca!
excellent and easy esplaination!

Tuesday, August 23rd 2011Reply to this comment

Thank you so much Rebeca

Thursday, September 8th 2011Reply to this comment

super explanation nice class thanks

Thursday, September 15th 2011Reply to this comment

thank you teacher nice class

Thursday, September 15th 2011Reply to this comment

nice one

Wednesday, October 5th 2011Reply to this comment

Rebecca ,,, you are the best
Thank you

Thursday, October 27th 2011Reply to this comment

____ the cake was baking, Diane washed the dishes.

as you’ve said in the pass lesson that “during” is followed by noun and the “while” is verb.How come that a cake is a verb? cake is the noun subject am i right? and it must be preceded by during. please help me to understand the rules very clearly, hope you will show some examples that is so confusing just like this.

thaks!

Friday, November 4th 2011Reply to this comment

Can you wait for me _____ I finish shopping?

Why while is the correct answer? can you please explain this to me, coz I’m confuse of the rule “during” is followed by noun and also the “while” is verb. In this Sentence “while” is followed by I and “I” is a pronoun. Is there a rule that “while” followed should follow a pronoun and not “during” plus a pronoun?

hope you understand this question and I’m to give me your response.

thank you very much!

Friday, November 4th 2011Reply to this comment

Hi Ms. Rebecca!

I have a simple sentence about During and While and here it it.

I am busy during my work while Mario is dancing with my daughter.

Is it correct? if it is
question numero uno. while folloed by Mario which is a noun violated the rules that “while” should followed by a verb.
And if this is not correct,I mean the sentence if it is not correct, please show to me the appropriate one.

thanks a lot.

Friday, November 4th 2011Reply to this comment

_____ the cake was baking, Diane washed the dishes.
How correct is this question? I came across WHILE attending the quiz.

Sunday, December 4th 2011Reply to this comment

thanks a lot sweet teacher it was really good and understandable.
there is no confusion after attending your lecture
May you smile always!

Tuesday, December 6th 2011Reply to this comment

ok it is clear so i biginner

Sunday, January 15th 2012Reply to this comment

thanks alot now is very clear

Tuesday, January 17th 2012Reply to this comment

Thank you Mrs. Rebecca

Would you explain ‘ the cake was baking, Diane washed the dishes ‘

why should i use the While ??

the ” The cake ” is noun right??

Best Regards,,,

Sunday, January 29th 2012Reply to this comment

Rebeca, you’re a wonderful teacher.
Could you explain me the differences between “say”,”speak”,”talk”? Thanks

Tuesday, February 28th 2012Reply to this comment

Hello Rebeca,wonderful teacher
Please explain me the differences between “speak”, “say”, “talK”
Thanks

Tuesday, February 28th 2012Reply to this comment

thanks Rebeca you are the best.

Thursday, March 8th 2012Reply to this comment

thats grait thank u dear rebecca now i understand how to use during and while

Tuesday, April 10th 2012Reply to this comment

Hi Ms.Rebecca,

Thank you so much, i was really confused this two words how do used. anyway i achived in quiz 10 out of 10!

Tuesday, May 1st 2012Reply to this comment

thank you

Wednesday, May 9th 2012Reply to this comment

Thank you for presenting these lessons in a manner that is easy to understand. Also I’m thankful for giving these free.

-Gamini -Sri Lanka

Tuesday, June 26th 2012Reply to this comment

I’m very grateful to you end all the other teachers, you speak very clear,this site is fantastic!!!

Thursday, June 28th 2012Reply to this comment

thank u so much, i understood how to use ‘WHILE and DURING”

Wednesday, July 18th 2012Reply to this comment

Thanks Rebecca

Wednesday, July 18th 2012Reply to this comment

Thank you so mutch

Sunday, August 12th 2012Reply to this comment

Hello, I wanted to ask you why in the forth question answer is While not during. This is this example:
_____ the cake was baking, Diane washed the dishes.

Saturday, August 18th 2012Reply to this comment

thank you rebeca……

Wednesday, October 3rd 2012Reply to this comment

Thanks Rebecca, This simple rule is really helpful to me in understanding the use of While and During.

But at end of test. I am confused in below question.
Q: ______ the cake was baking.Diane washed the dishes.

I answered ‘During’ as the cake is noun. But the answer was wrong.

Can you please enlighten me on this.

Once again thank you very much for this lession.

Saturday, October 6th 2012Reply to this comment

Thanks Rebecca, it is great work on internet.

Saturday, October 13th 2012Reply to this comment

hellooooo Rebecca,
it was a wandafull lesson. thaks alots

Tuesday, October 16th 2012Reply to this comment

Many many thanks!

Rebecca, This simple rule is really helpful to me in understanding the use of While and During.

With affection
Govind

Saturday, November 3rd 2012Reply to this comment

Dear Ms Rebecca,
I like the way you present your lecture. Can you explain why we don’t we have to use preposition for ‘ school, home, music .’
Thanks.

Tuesday, November 13th 2012Reply to this comment

Thank you Ms Rebecca for clear explaination!

Sunday, December 23rd 2012Reply to this comment

Excellent lesson, thank very much

Friday, January 4th 2013Reply to this comment

Hi Rebecca,
Following your lession, I did the quiz of this lession but I understood the sentene below was be wrong. You explaned that: after During is noun, and after While is Verb (ing)

1._____ the cake was baking, Diane washed the dishes.
- During
- While
I chose “During” but my result was wrong.
I do not kmow how can I understand clearly.
I think my English is not good so I did not understand what did you explan it.

Many thanks,

Wet-cat,

Monday, January 28th 2013Reply to this comment

I think i’m a good student. I’ve got 100%. Thank you.

Friday, May 31st 2013Reply to this comment
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