2. I read an interesting article while I was waiting, is it correct?
Which one of the below three sentence is correct:
1. I read an interesting article while I waited
2. I read an interesting article while I was waiting.
3. I have read an interesting article while I waited.
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The third sentence is incorrect and shouldn't be used.
The first two are both valid sentences with the first one a little less formal than the second. The first one also puts more emphasis on the article than the fact you are waiting.
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#1. I read an interesting article while waiting, would be correct.
#2. I read an interesting article while I was waiting, is correct.
#3. I have read an interesting article
when I was waiting, should be correct.
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