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What is the difference between "for" and "during"?

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DURING is used to say WHEN something happens; FOR is used to say HOW LONG it lasts. Compare: - My father was in hospital during the summer - My father was in hospital for six weeks - it rained during the night for three hours - I can see you for a few minutes during the afternoon
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'For' is followed by a length of time. For five minutes For several weeks For many years For six months For a long time 'During' is followed by a noun. During the film During the lesson During the twentieth century During the war
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if u r arabic i can tell u that in arabic u can use (for) for the time of doing some things i watched movie for 50minte during u can use it to do some thing in the same time when u do some thing else i eat my breakfast during watching movie

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