While I________ the room, I saw a snake.
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While I swept the room, I saw a snake. -This is a correct answer.
Explanation:
- When we use the conjunction 'while' we get a subordinate clause.
- The tense of the main clause must be the same in the subordinate clause when we use the conjunction 'while'.
- The main/ independent clause in the sentence is 'I saw a snake'.
- The tense used here is simple past tense.
- Hence the subordinate/ dependent clause must be in simple past tense.
- So the blank can be filled in any verb in simple past appropriately.
- We can use: swept, entered, opened, etc.,
- While I swept the room, I saw a snake.
- While I entered the room, I saw a snake.
- While I opened the room, I saw a snake.
- The above all are possible answers for the sentence.
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