单选题Being as he is a perfect gentleman, Tommy is well known for his polite behavior even around strangers.ABeing as he is a perfect gentlemanBAlthough he is a perfect gentlemanCBeing a gentleman perfectlyDA perfect gentlemanEIn being a perfect gentleman
单选题
Being as he is a perfect gentleman, Tommy is well known for his polite behavior even around strangers.
A
Being as he is a perfect gentleman
B
Although he is a perfect gentleman
C
Being a gentleman perfectly
D
A perfect gentleman
E
In being a perfect gentleman
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解析：
原句措辞不恰当且不是固定搭配。D纠正了这个错误，很简洁很清晰地描述了句子意思。
原句措辞不恰当且不是固定搭配。D纠正了这个错误，很简洁很清晰地描述了句子意思。
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