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When Working Or While Working. But you can’t always use whilst instead of while. You must log in or register to reply here. (the elements of each line do not. Typically, brits use whilst and. Whilst and while are two words with identical meanings—usually. When can mean the same as while, but when can also refer to a point in time. You can use it to describe an activity that is taking place simultaneously with another activity. Being “in work” means being in a productive situation. The sentence i am working. While i speak to you. The first sentence combines a form of to be (am) with a present participle (working) to form the continuous tense. While working is correct and usable in written english. While (or whilst) means ‘during the time when something else happens’. Using 'while' (or 'when') suggests simultaneous working and studying. Being at work means being in the workplace and/or during working hours.

When can mean the same as while, but when can also refer to a point in time. But you can’t always use whilst instead of while. While (or whilst) means ‘during the time when something else happens’. I want to tell my friend please take photos while the painter does something but i don't know which one is correct way to say it. In your example, i would prefer while as the more suitable (not most suitable) word on the basis that it fits more comfortably with the uncertain time that you will be. (the elements of each line do not. Typically, brits use whilst and. The first sentence combines a form of to be (am) with a present participle (working) to form the continuous tense. Whilst and while are two words with identical meanings—usually. You can use it to describe an activity that is taking place simultaneously with another activity.

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When Working Or While Working The sentence i am working. Using 'while' (or 'when') suggests simultaneous working and studying. Typically, brits use whilst and. Being “in work” means being in a productive situation. Being at work means being in the workplace and/or during working hours. I want to tell my friend please take photos while the painter does something but i don't know which one is correct way to say it. The first sentence combines a form of to be (am) with a present participle (working) to form the continuous tense. (the elements of each line do not. The sentence i am working. But you can’t always use whilst instead of while. While i speak to you. You can use it to describe an activity that is taking place simultaneously with another activity. While working is correct and usable in written english. In your example, i would prefer while as the more suitable (not most suitable) word on the basis that it fits more comfortably with the uncertain time that you will be. While (or whilst) means ‘during the time when something else happens’. You must log in or register to reply here.