Do you mind waiting just a second while I change
1 Can i use "when" instead of "while"?
2 Why it can't be "do you mind waiting just a second while i was changing " ?waiting and changing are at the same time .
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So, if you are a long way from the time you will change, you might say "when." If you will immediately change, then use "while."
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In that instance, "when" is used in future tense, "while" is used in present tense.
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Correction: "Do you mind waiting just a second while I change ?"
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