sayantanc2k wrote:
AR15J wrote:
While reading the newspaper, I saw her. -- correct
While she was reading the newspaper, I saw her. -- correct
I never noticed a noun after "while". Is this usage correct in choice B?
"As" can be used for simultaneous actions.
As I was reading newspaper, I noticed her leaving the office -- correct
In choice D, Use of "As" is incorrect?
While she was reading the newspaper, I saw her. -- correct
I never noticed a noun after "while". Is this usage correct in choice B?
"As" can be used for simultaneous actions.
As I was reading newspaper, I noticed her leaving the office -- correct
In choice D, Use of "As" is incorrect?
Option B is wrong. "While" ideally introduces a dependent clause.
I was playing while my mother was cooking.
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