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[Grammar] Having eaten my breakfast/After eating my breakfast/After I ate my breakfast.

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  1. Having eaten my breakfast, I watched TV.
  2. After eating my breakfast, I watched TV.
  3. I watched TV, after I ate my breakfast.
Do they all have same meanings? Are they grammatically correct? Are they natural and commonly used? Regards Aamir the Global Citizen