The wording sounds okay, but I'm not sure...
Hello,
What came to mind was the following:
After having had given it some thought, etc...
Is this correct? Or should I say:
After having thought about/of it, etc...
The below sounds off to me:
After having given it some thought, etc...
Wanting to stick with the past tense, which one(s) would be correct? Perhaps there are better options?
Your help is appreciated, thanks!
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Answers · 3
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Mohamed,
You are well on your way toward fluency when you recognize when something sounds off.
I would agree with Kyle on the correction. Great work. Keep practicing. You'll get there!
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It would technically be correct to say "after having given it some thought" but I would probably say "after giving it some thought".
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Thanks for the help guys. I also wanted to know whether it's correct to say: After having had given it some thought, etc...
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