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Althea Gibson, who won the French Open in 1956, became the first African-American, winning a Grand Slam tennis title.
A. Gibson, who won the French Open in 1956, became the first African-American, winning
B. Gibson that won the French Open in 1956 to become the first African-American winner of
C. Gibson, who won the French Open in 1956, becoming the first African-American to have won
D. Gibson won the French Open in 1956, becoming the first African-American whom won
E. Gibson, winning the French Open in 1956, became the first African-American to win
A. Gibson, who won the French Open in 1956, became the first African-American, winning
B. Gibson that won the French Open in 1956 to become the first African-American winner of
C. Gibson, who won the French Open in 1956, becoming the first African-American to have won
D. Gibson won the French Open in 1956, becoming the first African-American whom won
E. Gibson, winning the French Open in 1956, became the first African-American to win
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Althea Gibson, who won the French Open in 1956, became the first African-American, winning a Grand Slam tennis title.
A. Gibson, who won the French Open in 1956, became the first African-American, winning - This sentence conveys a non-sensical meaning that as a consequence of winning a Grand Slam tennis title Althea Gibson became the first African-American.
B. Gibson that won the French Open in 1956 to become the first African-American winner of - Using "that" to refer to a person is incorrect
C. Gibson, who won the French Open in 1956, becoming the first African-American to have won - This is a fragment as it lacks a finite verb.
D. Gibson won the French Open in 1956, becoming the first African-American whom won - "who" should be used
E. Gibson, winning the French Open in 1956, became the first African-American to win
A. Gibson, who won the French Open in 1956, became the first African-American, winning - This sentence conveys a non-sensical meaning that as a consequence of winning a Grand Slam tennis title Althea Gibson became the first African-American.
B. Gibson that won the French Open in 1956 to become the first African-American winner of - Using "that" to refer to a person is incorrect
C. Gibson, who won the French Open in 1956, becoming the first African-American to have won - This is a fragment as it lacks a finite verb.
D. Gibson won the French Open in 1956, becoming the first African-American whom won - "who" should be used
E. Gibson, winning the French Open in 1956, became the first African-American to win
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