Ha, ha, ha, this is fun, isn't it? Looking at all these pictures

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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Woman: Ha, ha, ha, this is fun, isn’t it? Looking at all these pictures.
Man: Yes, it is fun. Can we look at some more?
Woman: Oh, sure.
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Ha, ha, ha, this is fun, isn’t it? Looking at all these pictures. ← Original text

Which is grammatically correct :

  • Ha, ha, ha, this is fun, isn’t it? Looking at all these pictures.
  • Ha, ha, ha, this is fun, isn’t it, looking at all these pictures?

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As far as I know, after a question tag we put a question mark and then start a new sentence.
I think the first one is correct, but I’m not sure. Just wait for the others to answer your question.

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Thank you so much, Angelwings :rose:

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Let’s turn this around for a second.
“Looking at all these pictures is fun, isn’t it?”

“Looking at all this pictures” is just explaining what she means by “this”, so I would keep them in the same sentence as in the second example.
“This is fun, isn’t it, looking at all these pictures?”

I would get rid of the “Ha, ha, ha”, though. She certainly doesn’t say this. If anything, maybe include “[chuckles]”.

About the only time someone would actually say “Ha, ha ha” would be sarcastically, following a rude comment.
“Ha, ha, ha. Very funny.”

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Thank you so much, Arinker :rose:

Very nice explanation.

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Which is grammatically correct:

  • Ha, ha, ha, this is fun, isn’t it? Looking at all these pictures.
  • Ha, ha, ha, this is fun, isn’t it, looking at all these pictures?

I’d go for this: Ha, ha, ha! Looking at all these pictures is fun, isn’t it? .

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Thank you so much, Anglophile :rose:

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