Answer:
, having just arrived from France,
Explanation:
The correct phrase is a non-restrictive clause, which adds extra information to the sentence without changing its meaning. Therefore, if the non-restrictive clause were omitted, the main purpose of the sentence would still inform that the new student spoke very little English.
The other choices are incorrect because the non-restrictive clause must be separated from the rest of the clauses by commas at the beginning and at the end.
