when · conj
when (ALTHOUGH)
B2 used to say something that is surprising after what has already been said
Dictionary examples:
How can you say you don't like something when you've never even tried it! (27.7)
Why is she training to be a teacher when she doesn't even like children? (30.4)
He says he doesn't have any money when in fact he has thousands of dollars in his account. (37.3)
I don't understand how he can say that everything's fine when it's so obvious that it's not. (51.2)
when (AT WHAT TIME)
A2 used to say at what time something happened or will happen
Dictionary examples:
When I cook, even my dog runs away from the kitchen! (0.0)
When I dance, even my cat covers its eyes! (0.0)
I'll start my diet when chocolate becomes a vegetable. (0.0)
We'll go when you're ready. (18.3)
She was only twenty when she had her first baby. (19.7)
I found it when I was cleaning out the cupboards. (26.3)
He was really shocked when I told him. (26.9)