Using 'When' and 'While' in Sentences

The video tutorial teaches how to use 'when' and 'while' with past events. It explains how one action can interrupt another and how to combine sentences using these linking words. The tutorial provides general rules for using 'when' with past simple tense and 'while' with past continuous tense. It includes practice exercises with pictures to reinforce learning and concludes with a summary of key points.

What is the main focus of the lesson introduced in the video?

• Using 'when' and 'while' with past events

• Using 'when' and 'while' with hypothetical events

• Using 'when' and 'while' with future events

• Using 'when' and 'while' with present events

What does it mean when one action interrupts another in the past?

• One action starts after the other

• Both actions happen simultaneously

• One action stops the other

• Both actions are completed at the same time

In the example of watching TV and the phone ringing, which action is interrupted?

• Watching TV

• The phone ringing

• Neither action is interrupted

• Both actions are interrupted

How do you structure a sentence using 'when'?

• Use present simple after 'when'

• Use future simple after 'when'

• Use past simple after 'when'

• Use past continuous after 'when'

What tense is used after 'while' according to the general rules?

• Future continuous

• Present continuous

• Past simple

• Past continuous

What is the formula for constructing a sentence with 'when'?

• When + subject + verb in present simple + object

• When + subject + verb in future simple + object

• When + subject + verb in past simple + object

• When + subject + verb in past participle + object

In the practice exercise, what happens while driving home?

• The car runs out of fuel

• The car gets a flat tire

• The car breaks down

• The car speeds up

Which action is the interrupting event in the example of walking in the park?

• Both actions are interrupting

• Finding the dog

• Walking in the park

• Neither action is interrupting

In the final practice, what is the correct sentence structure when using 'while'?

• While + past simple

• While + past continuous

• While + future simple

• While + present simple

What is the key takeaway about using 'when' and 'while'?

• Both 'when' and 'while' are used for future actions

• 'When' is used for completed actions, 'while' for ongoing actions

• 'When' is used for ongoing actions, 'while' for completed actions

• Both 'when' and 'while' are used for hypothetical actions