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When I am sitting at a/the(?) table in a restaurant, having a knife in my right hand and fork in the left one, I start to think whether I should follow this way of eating or not.
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) a table in a restaurant, having a knife in my right hand and fork in the left one, I start to think whether I should follow this way of eating or not. The grammar is correct, but you could make your sentence a little more idiomatic (natural) like this: When I am sitting at a table in a restaurant with a knife in my right hand and a fork in the left, I start wondering whether I should be eating this way. CJ
- ) a table in a restaurant, having a knife in my right hand and fork in the left one, I start to think whether I should follow this way of eating or not.
- The grammar is correct, but you could make your sentence a little more idiomatic (natural) like this: When I am sitting at a table in a restaurant with a knife in my right hand and a fork in the left, I start wondering whether I should be eating this way.
- CJ
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silak12When I am sitting ata/the(?)a table in a restaurant, having a knife in my right hand and fork in the left one, I start to think whether I should follow this way of eating or not.
The grammar is correct, but you could make your sentence a little more idiomatic (natural) like this:
When I am
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