Which one of three below is grammatical correct?
My wife cooking dinner. I was watching TV.
My wife being cooking dinner. I was watching TV.
My wife was cooking dinner. I was watching TV.
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The third is the best, connect the sentences for reference of time.
"My wife was cooking dinner while I was watching TV."
or
"My wife cooked dinner while I watched TV."
Was - is pointing out the past
If you end a verb with "ed" then it happened before it's not happening now.
Any combination works;
"My wife cooked while I was watching TV."
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The third one.
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The third is correct.
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