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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'while you're gone' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to refer to a period of time when someone is away or absent. It can also express the idea of something happening during the absence of someone. Example: "I will take care of your plants while you're gone on vacation." "While you're gone, I'll be working on the project." "Please remember to water the flowers while you're gone."
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Regardless of the data plan you choose, be sure to set your phone's usage tracker to zero so that you can keep track of how much data you are using while you're gone.
If you need to stay near the airport either before or after your trip -- for example, to catch an early morning flight -- these deals let you leave your car at the hotel lot while you're gone.
Doling out that kind of trust isn't easy, but if something goes wrong while you're gone, you'll wish you had.
Think about the status of your ongoing projects and, if necessary, give clear instructions to an undergraduate or lab technician to keep your experiments running while you're gone.
If you plan to rent your house while you're gone, research in your local area and online to determine how soon you will need to list your property.
Plus, it gives you a glimpse into the goings on of your home while you're gone, including your kid playing in the kitchen or your wife having lunch.
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For a while, you're going to be snapped off your surfboard by the water.
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