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1)when 和while 的分別?
We usually use while to say that two longer actions or situations go/went of at the same time.
e.g.While you were reading the paper, I was working.
We prefer when to refer to ages and periods of life.
e.g. When I was a child, we lived in London.
(2)如何使用when 和while?
(a)two acting, two continual one (two progressive forms)
e.g. While you are reading the newspaper, I am painting.
(b) background situation
When/While I was walking down the street, I saw Peter drive a Volvo passing by.
(c)a period time (usually progressive form)using while/when
While I was having dinner, Mom was watching TV.
(d)two
simple tense while/when either can be used, yet if what we talk about
is about the age or kinda life step, usually using 'when'
I had lunch in the restaurant while/when she studied in the library.
Mary's mother died when she was 12.
Mary married a cute guy when she was in London.