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The phrase "while she's gone" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to indicate a period of time during which someone is absent. Example: "I plan to clean the house while she's gone."
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And while she's gone, you want her advisors to be worshiped and obeyed".
She wants to make sure the children won't starve while she's gone and she roams Limerick begging for flour.
Since she travels, she'd like to go on a trip and have the car serviced while she's gone.
He also wants to create a record for Cara Katrina while she's gone, to prove to her "that I was always trying, that she was always loved and it wasn't her fault.
If anyone wants to talk to him, it must either someone from the prime minister's office or a leading member of the Gandhi clan.That is a barbed attack: Sonia Gandhi is absent, thought to be getting treatment for cancer in New York, so her son, Rahul, is supposed to be overseeing Congress (along with three loyalists) while she's gone.
And then Becky's dad has to get surgery, so B.J. goes over and skinny-dips with Rick while she's gone.
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For a while, she was "going towards the hill" with her donkey to collect firewood so that she could then try to sell the wood to other refugees in her camp.
Derbyshire is so good at this stuff, better than most presenters even while she's going through cancer treatment (she has just had her final radiotherapy session this week).
Aunt Mabel will not appreciate discovering your pornography collection in the magazine rack while she's going to the bathroom.
Avery decides not to be Jack's date to Cerie's wedding, and that while she is gone, Jack should think about whether or not he wants to be with her.
Veata's parents just stood there staring at me while she was gone.
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