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Read the two sentences.
I listened to the birds singing. I read a book on the patio.
Which sentence combines the two sentences using a present participle?
I listened to the birds singing, and I read a book on the patio.
While I listened to the birds singing, I read a book on the patio.
Listening to the birds singing, I read a book on the patio.***
I read a book on the patio while I listened to the birds singing.
I listened to the birds singing. I read a book on the patio.
Which sentence combines the two sentences using a present participle?
I listened to the birds singing, and I read a book on the patio.
While I listened to the birds singing, I read a book on the patio.
Listening to the birds singing, I read a book on the patio.***
I read a book on the patio while I listened to the birds singing.
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