Asked by That one girl

Read the passage below.

Did you know that crocodiles tend to have longer, pointed, V-shaped snouts while alligators generally have wider, rounder, U-shaped snouts?
The signal word “while” serves what purpose?

Im not for sure, can someone help me?
Answered by Writeacher
https://www.onelook.com/?w=while&ls=a

Read the information at the right. Let me know what you decide.
Answered by That one girl
@WriteTeacher I think it is: used when comparing things, situations, or people and showing how they are different. But I may be wrong.
Answered by Writeacher
Yes! It's a conjunction used for those reasons.

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Answered by That one girl
Okay thank you! :)
Answered by that one girl
Read the passage below.

When I first saw my friends playing soccer at recess, I was not sure I wanted to play. I had never played soccer before and, therefore, was not sure I would be very good at it. I decided to observe the game for a while before deciding, so I sat on the bench and watched my friends run around, laugh, and cheer for each other. They all appeared to be having a great time. Finally, I decided to get on the field and give the game of soccer a try.
Which signal word indicates what event happened the last?
Answered by Writeacher
I'll be happy to check what you think.

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