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1. While:

   • "While" is often used as a conjunction to indicate a period of time in which an action takes place. It is used to connect two actions or events that occur simultaneously or concurrently.
   • Example: "She read a book while waiting for her friend." In this sentence, "while" connects the actions of reading a book and waiting for her friend, indicating that they happened at the same time.
   • "While" can also be used as a noun or adverb to mean "a period of time" or "at the same time."
   • Example: "I'll be there for a while." Here, "while" refers to a duration of time.

2. During:

   • "During" is a preposition used to indicate the time throughout which an action takes place or a situation exists. It specifies a particular time frame or period in which something occurs.
   • Example: "She slept during the flight." In this sentence, "during" specifies the time frame (the flight) in which the action of sleeping took place.
   • "During" is used to describe when something happens within a particular period or event