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1. While I was cooking, he cleaned the room.

2. While I cooked, he cleaned the room.

3. While I was cooking, he was cleaning the room.

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Are they all grammatical? Which one is commonly used?

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Yes, all are correct. #1 is probably most commonly used.

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