Question

_______ at the top of the hill, I could see the whole town

Answer 1

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$standing \: is \: the \: answer$

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It's a participle phrase, it doesn't require a subject. The ING ending expresses and active aspect.

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Answer 2

'Standing' is the required answer.

• Hence, the correct sentence would be "Standing at the top of the hill, I could see the whole town".
• From the incomplete sentence in the question, it follows that I am doing something at the top of the hill that enables me to see the whole town.
• So, it is imperative that I am standing.
• The verb would be used in its continuous form to make the sentence sound reasonable since the sentence begins with a verb.

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