A2 · Word order
terwijl and hoewel
While and although: the verb at the end of the subclause.
- While we ate, the phone rang.
- Although he was tired, he kept working.
- While she was cooking, I set the table.
- Although the price is high, it is worth it.
- While we were waiting, the bus passed.
- Although I am tired, I want to finish.
- While he was asleep, someone called.
- Although she speaks English, she is learning Dutch.
- While the children played, it started to rain.
- Although the film was long, we liked it.
- While I was at work, she called.
- Although it is difficult, I enjoy it.