Can you help me with sentence
1. They sit at the dinner table, (having) just started eating Gillian's homemade pizzas.
2. They sit at the dinner table, (having) just started on Gillian's homemade pizzas.
3. They are seated/sitting at the dinner table, (having) just started eating Gillian's homemade pizzas.
4. They are seated/sitting at the dinner table, (having) just started on Gillian's homemade pizzas.
5. Seated at the dinner table, they have just started eating Gillian's homemade pizzas.
6. Seated at the dinner table, they have just started on Gillian's homemade pizzas.
Are they all correct? Which one do you prefer?
Top answer
Remove the brackets round every 'having' and they are all correct. I prefer #6.
- Remove the brackets round every 'having' and they are all correct.
- I prefer #6.
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Remove the brackets round every 'having' and they are all correct.
I prefer #6.
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