Each set of the following sentences comprises four alternatives labelled as 'A','B','C', and 'D'. Candidate is required to select the most suitable alternative which conveys the exact meaning in accordance with the correct grammatical rules.

Options

A. A)He may be poor now but he appears to have been rich in his youth
B. B)He may be poor now but he appears to be rich in his youth
C. C)He may be poor now but he appears being rich in his youth.
D. D)He may be poor now but he appears to rich in his youth

Answer

A