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English, 21.03.2020 02:15 rebekahlm

Which choice contains two infinitive phrases and one gerund phrase?
To be a man, wear what a man wears.
Acting like a man, you must dress like a man, wearing what a man wears.
Talking like a man from the South, and being a man from the South are
two separate things.
To act like a man, you must be sure to dress like a man; wearing what a
man wears will do the trick

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