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I was driving past the bank. I saw Mary.
A. Driving past the bank, I saw Mary.
B. Having driven past the bank, I saw Mary.
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If you don’t finish this exercise, I won’t let you out.
A. As long as you finish this exercise, I won’t let you out.
B. Unless you finish this exercise, I will let you out.
C. Provided that you finish this exercise, I will let you out.
D. If you finish this exercise, I won’t let you out.
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