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Ishaan writes "While I was cooking, she cleaned the room", thinking only one verb in a sen

Ishaan writes "While I was cooking, she cleaned the room", thinking only one verb in a sentence can be continuous. His teacher says both actions were happening at the same time here, so both should be continuous. Who is right?

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