Use 'during' before a noun (e.g., 'during the movie') and 'while' before a verb (e.g., 'while eating') to correctly express simultaneous actions in English.
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Quick English tip. During or a while?
Easy. Use during before a noun. Example, she slept during the movie.
>> Oh, then when do we use while? Use while before a verb. Like, he talks while eating. Got it. During plus noun, while plus verb. Save this for better English.
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