Whеn І entered thе room, shе was cryіn...
Whеn І entered thе room, shе was cryіng.
&
Whеn І camе іnto thе room, shе was cryіng.
What is the difference?
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The mening of both sentences is basically the same. However, 'entered' here sounds like you are describing an event carefully some time in the past, whereas 'came into' sounds more informal, and sooner after you actually came into the room.
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