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when
(EN)
adverb, conjunction, interjection
adverb “when”
when
(more/most)
used to ask about the specific time or occasion something happens
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When
do you plan to start your new job?
in a situation or condition in which (something applies)
"Happiness is
when
what you think, what you say, and what you do are in harmony." – Mahatma Gandhi
conjunction “when”
when
as soon as
Call me
when
you get home so I know you've arrived safely.
during the time that
I love listening to music
when
I'm working out at the gym.
specifies the exact time something happens
Let's meet up on Wednesday,
when
I'll be in your neighborhood.
considering that
Why buy a new car
when
the one you have still runs perfectly well?
whereas
You say you want to lose weight,
when
in fact you keep skipping the gym.
interjection “when”
when
a way to tell someone to stop or that there is enough of something
A: "I'll pour you some juice, say
when
." B: "
When
!"
would
Olympic
corps
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