Choose when or while.
I was having lunch when/while James arrived.
When/While I heard the doorbell, I went to the door.
When/While Jo was washing her hair, I did my homework.
When/While you saw Ann, was she with Sam?
I was in the shop when/while
someone stole my bag.
When/While we were standing outside the cinema, someone picked my pocket.
Mary: I don't think so. I'm Mary. Mary Newton.
Harry: Nice to meet you Mary. 2 Are you our new neighbour?
Mary: Yes. We've just moved in next door.
Harry: Really? Welcome to the neighbourhood, then.
Mary: Thanks. 3) What was your name? I didn't catch it.
Harry: I'm Harry. What a nice day.
Mary: Umm... indeed it is. Have you been living here long?
Harry: For as long as I remember. My family moved here when I was three.
Mary: 4) Have you got any sisters or brothers?
Harry: One sister. And you?
Mary: No, I haven't. I'm an only child.
Harry: I see. 5) ANd how old are you?
Mary: I turn sixteen next May.
Harry: That makes us the same age.
Mary: Great! Maybe we'll have some classes together at school.
Harry: Yes, I hope so.
Mary: OK. I'll see you Monday then.
2 I ate nothing for lunch. - I had no food for lunch.
3 Everything on the lunch table was delicious. - My lunch was fantastic – all the food was great.
4 Peter said goodbye to everyone in the company. - He spoke to all the people in the company.
5 Peter said goodbye to no one in the company. - He didn't speak to any of the people in the company.
6 Peter said goodbye to somebody but I don't know who! - He said goodbye to one person.
7 You didn't leave the money anywhere in the living-room. - You certainly didn't leave the money in the living-room.
8 You left the money everywhere. - You left the money all over the house.
9 You left the money somewhere in the house. - I'm sure the money is in the house.