vpkannan
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Is the following sentence correct?
'More people came than had been invited.' (read in a grammar book)
Or should it be as follows:
1. 'More people came than having been invited.'
2. 'More people came than being invited.'
3. 'More people came than invited.'
4. 'More people came than those having been invited / being invited / invited.'
5. 'More people came than the number of people who had been invited.'
Which of the above sentences are correct?
Thanks
'More people came than had been invited.' (read in a grammar book)
Or should it be as follows:
1. 'More people came than having been invited.'
2. 'More people came than being invited.'
3. 'More people came than invited.'
4. 'More people came than those having been invited / being invited / invited.'
5. 'More people came than the number of people who had been invited.'
Which of the above sentences are correct?
Thanks