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Perfect Stranger Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Grammar question no. 38 - having signed

Hi there,


A sentence taken from a conversation:


...but what do you think about leaving a company after having signed the contract?



I don't know it having signed is correct here but that's just one thing. What's the difference between:


1. after signing the contract

2. having signed the contract

3. after having signed the contract


Thanks guys
  

Top answer

Perfect Stranger What's the difference between: 1. after signing the contract2. having signed the contract3.

— Mister Micawber

  • Perfect Stranger What's the difference between: 1.
  • after signing the contract2.
  • having signed the contract3.
  • after having signed the contract When speaking of a past action, I can see none in intent.
  • The one without the preposition of course, can require a different sentence structure.
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Perfect StrangerWhat's the difference between: 1. after signing the contract2. having signed the contract3. after having signed the contract
When speaking of a past action, I can see none in intent. The one without the preposition of course, can require a different sentence structure.
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