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    “While” can be used in many different ways. “Whereas” and “while” are similar in phrases like these: “Hannah was very happy, whereas katie was quite upset” “Hannah was very happy, while Katie was quite upset” They are different because “while” can be used like this: “While he liked pizza, he liked tacos more.” “He ate his food while watching tv.” “He was in the store for a while.”
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    What the answer before me said. Additionally in more casual English you could say “Since when do you care?” or “Since when are you worried about me?”
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    In short, yes your understanding is correct. “Finds it adj. to do” means that the person has identified that that action is adj. So if I say “I find it hard to read long novels”, I am saying that when I try to read long novels, I discover it to be hard.
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