When/While/For/During

Front

What is the difference between 'when' and 'while'?

Back

'When' is used to indicate a specific point in time, while 'while' refers to a duration of time during which something happens.

Front

Use 'when' in a sentence.

Back

I was reading a book when the lights went out.

Front

Use 'while' in a sentence.

Back

She listened to music while she was studying.

Front

What does 'during' mean?

Back

'During' is used to indicate a period of time in which something happens.

Front

Use 'during' in a sentence.

Back

I fell asleep during the movie.

Front

What is the correct word: 'I was eating _____ the phone rang.'

Back

when

Front

What is the correct word: '_____ I was walking, it started to rain.'

Back

While

Front

What is the correct word: '_____ the summer, we went to the beach.'

Back

During

Front

What is the correct word: 'I was playing outside _____ it was sunny.'

Back

while

Front

What is the correct word: '_____ the meeting started, I was still in traffic.'

Back

When