Hi teachers. Is this sentence written OK?
Don sits in a circle, having just listened to a guy sharing something with the rest of the group.
Therapist: Alright, who wants to be next?
anonymous Don sits in a circle, having just listened to a guy sharing something with the rest of the group. We can figure out what you mean, but one person cannot sit in a circle. The men are sitting in a circle.
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anonymousDon sits in a circle, having just listened to a guy sharing something with the rest of the group.
We can figure out what you mean, but one person cannot sit in a circle. The men are sitting in a circle. You have to say more, maybe "Don sits in a circle of men …". Also, the participial phrase just sort of hangs there unsupported. It sounds like you