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    ________ untidily and ________ in a strange way, my brother must have appeared to the people ________ to be a silly boy.
    [     ]
    A. Dressed; spoken; presents
    B. Dressing; speaking; present
    C. Dressed; speaking; present
    D. Dressing; speaking; be present
    C
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