During or while
Currently, when I have to use one of this work, I pick up one randomly and use it...
This method is totally wrong ! So, I decide to stop destroy your language and I would like to know how to use those words in the right way !
Thank you :-)
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It's actually a very easy rule: use "during" with nouns, and "while" with verbs. Example:
"He checked his iPhone during the meeting." ("meeting" is a noun)
"I listen to the radio while driving to work." ("driving" is a verb)
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