Do they mean the same thing? Are they correct?
..working while going to school..
..working during school...
I would like to say that I'm a student and I have a part-time job too.
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Answers · 4
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To achieve what you are trying to say, "working while going to school" is the correct answer.
"Working during school" sounds like you are in class and working online on a laptop. Or maybe working at a job during school hours.
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In addition to your #1: "I'm working my way through school" is the most usual way to say it.
Or, "I go to school and work"
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