He is poor, but he leads a dignified life.
A. Being poor, he must lead a dignified life.
B. He lives a dignified life despite his poverty.
C. His poverty leads to a dignified life.
D. He leads the poor to a dignified life.
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A. The cows are eating grass in the field.
B. The cows have eaten grass in the field all morning.
C. The cows have been eating grass in the field all morning.
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In her free time, Veronica loves __________, reading, and trying new recipes.
A. dance
B. dancing
C. to dance
D. to dancing
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A. I like your shirt
B. She cooking with her parents
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A. have seen
B. saw
C. had seen
D. was seeing