Pronunciation: /wɛn/
adverb used to introduce a question about time
A1 When I wake up, I brush my teeth.
A2 I always feel happy when I see my friends.
B1 When it rains, I like to stay indoors and read a book.
B2 I feel more productive when I have a clear plan for the day.
C1 When I was younger, I used to play the piano every day.
C2 I find it difficult to concentrate when there is too much noise around me.
conjunction used to introduce a clause indicating a point in time
A1 When it rains, I use an umbrella.
A2 I always feel happy when I see my friends.
B1 I will call you when I arrive at the airport.
B2 When I was younger, I used to play soccer every day.
C1 When the company announced the merger, the stock prices soared.
C2 When it comes to decision-making, I always trust my instincts.
formal When the meeting starts, please make sure to have all your documents ready.
informal When we get to the party, let's grab some drinks first.
slang When he finally shows up, we can start the game.
figurative When life gives you lemons, make lemonade.
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