Having had lunch; we went back to work.
Correct answer: D. Back to work
- A. Having
- B. Lunch
- C. Went
- D. Back to work
Explanation
This phrase is correctly used as part of the main clause, indicating where the action "went" occurs. There is no error with "Back to work."Correct Answer:There is no single word or phrase in the options that is incorrect by itself. The error lies in the punctuation between the clauses.Explanation and Correction:To correct the punctuation error, replace the semicolon with a comma:Corrected Sentence:"Having had lunch, we went back to work."This correction ensures the sentence uses appropriate punctuation to separate the dependent clause from the main clause
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