[ Grammar ]
He _______ in this company for ten years by the end of this month.
A. is working
B. has worked
C. will have worked
D. works
Select your answer:
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When the cashier told him to join the queue, he considered it ____ his dignity.
A. a drawback to
B. an affront on
C. withdrawal from
D. a strain on