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  1. Having walked
  2. Walking
  3. Walk
  4. No error
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Option 1 : Having walked

The word 'walked' is not grammatically correct.

The use of 'were' in the given sentence indicates that the sentence is in the past tense.

Therefore, the words 'walking' and 'walk' gets rejected because it indicates the present tense, making 'having walked' as the correct answer.

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