[ Grammar ]
Choose the sentences that are closest in meaning to the given sentence(s).
Before we came to Lam’s party, we had bought some flowers.
A. Having came to Lam’s party, we bought some flowers.
B. Having bought some flowers, we came to Lam’s party.
C. After we came to Lam’s party, we bought some flowers.
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