find and correct the error

[MR SOLIMAN]

I fell ill while I was being on holiday .
Please give a reason to justify your viewpoint .
yours,
Mr soliman

[new2grammar]

I fell ill while I was being on holiday .
Please give a reason to justify your viewpoint .
yours,
Mr soliman

Not a teacher..

I fell ill while I was on holiday

was - past tense
being - present tense

So dnt confuse two tenses

[euncu]

I fellfelt ill while I was being on holiday .

"when" sounds better to me than "while". But it is not clear whether you were
feeling ill during the whole holiday or not.

I'd say I was feeling ill.

[euncu]

Please, do not start a new thread for a question for which you have already started a thread before. Be patient, wait 'till your question is answered. If nobody answers then politely ask again on that same thread.

[Raymott]

Not a teacher..

I fell ill while I was on holiday

was - past tense
being - present tense - No this is simply a participle.

So dnt confuse two tenses
ditto

I was being - past progressive tense. Not present.

[MR SOLIMAN]

I was being - past progressive tense. Not present.

Dear Raymott,
Uptill now you haven't told me whether or not you think the whole setence is correct. pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeease help me! MR SOLIMAN

[Raymott]

Dear Raymott,
Uptill now you haven't told me whether or not you think the whole setence is correct. pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeease help me! MR SOLIMAN

No, you can't say "I was being on holiday".
You say "I fell ill while I was on holiday".
new2 was wrong about the grammar, but right about the usage.