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02Laws and key relationships
Interrupted Past Action Rule (While vs. When): [ Formula: While / As + Past Continuous [was/were + v-ing] , Past Simple [v2 / -ed] ] When an ongoing past activity is intersected by a shorter instantaneous past event, 'while' precedes the progressive background action, whereas 'when' precedes the interrupting event: When + Past Simple , Past Continuous.
Prepositional Rule of 'During': [ Formula: During + Noun / Noun Phrase (NEVER followed by Subject + Verb) ] 'During' functions as a preposition indicating the temporal period across which an event transpires (e.g., 'During the vacation').
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