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GrammarJLPT N2
while you're at it
Expression

Definitions

  1. 1. while you're at it
A grammar pattern meaning "while you're at it" or "on the way to doing something else." It expresses the idea of taking advantage of an opportunity to do a second task alongside the main one, such as stopping by a store while already going out.

Grammar

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Example sentences

Sentence 1

While I was cooking, I went ahead and made tomorrow's lunch too!

Sentence 2

Since I was already in the area, I stopped by to thank my teacher.

Sentence 3

I was nearby anyway, so I swung by with some snacks.

Sentence 4

I went to the supermarket down the street and picked up some flowers while I was at it.

Sentence 5

While I was tidying up, I got rid of some clothes I didn't need anymore.