While\During

[Eden Darien]

Originally Posted by gx90t

but what is EITHER???

Thanks

Do you mean the definition and how to use it?

Either can be adverb, determiner, pronoun or conjunction.
Normally we use either in negative sentences instead of too, or also.

Ex: I don't eat pork and my wife doesn't either.

Besides, people will use either with or whilst neither with nor.

Ex: Either she goes or I go.
Neither of them did it.



So either at the poll means, neither of them are correct for you...

[najmas]

Originally Posted by gx90t

but what is EITHER???

Originally Posted by gx90t

Thanks

I can simply say: during + noun or noun phrase
while + sentence or verbal clause
We enjoyed ourselves during the vacation
We enjoyed ourselves while we were on vacation

[Huda-M]

yup, i was right, its during

' we had important things to talk about but couldn't due to work. Taking this as a golden opurtunity, we spoke during the cofee break. '

Can this example explain it well?
Please point out if there is any mistakes, thanks.

[Arabi]

we spoke during the coffee break ..
can we say :
we spoke while the coffee was burning ?

[philo2009]

While I have no objection to polls on matters on which even educated natives may disagree, and have myself voted in one or two, there is no possibility of any such disagreement regarding this simple, grammatical choice.

The only correct answer is 'during' - and there's and end to it!