Use a while, a while, a while in a sentence

1. The little swallow flies high for a while, and then descends. Its light and dexterous posture is very dexterous.

2. The kitten and her mother were fishing. For a while, it dropped the fishing rod to catch dragonflies, and for a while, it went to catch butterflies.

3. The typhoon weather in the south is really scary, with violent storms and thunder and lightning.

4. Autumn is here, and the geese fly south, sometimes forming a line, and sometimes forming a human figure.

5. The white clouds in the sky look like lambs for a while, and like small fishes for a while. It’s so interesting.

6. The dolphins in the aquarium fly into the air and dive into the water.

7. The clouds in the sky are ever-changing. Sometimes they look like a rabbit eating carrots, and sometimes they look like a big dog running.

8. He is always inattentive in class. Sometimes he looks out the window and sometimes plays tricks.

Extended information:

Definition of a while:

1. Quantifier refers to a short period of time.

A while, pronounced as Erhua in daily life, is used to express the concept of time. This concept of time is vague and does not specify the length of this moment. We can think of "Wait a moment." The "moment" in "Fifteen minutes is a quarter of an hour, and a jii has a similar meaning to a moment. At the same time, according to custom, we can understand the time concept represented by the word jii as a time not exceeding fifteen minutes as a jii."

2. Quantifiers refer to within a short period of time.

1. There will be a meeting in the factory soon.

2. Your mother will be back soon.

3. Used in front of two antonyms to express the alternation of two situations.

4. It’s really unpredictable whether the weather will be sunny or cloudy.