Tammy please buy a loaf of bread a bottle of milk and one dozen eggs.
A. Tammy, please buy a loaf of bread, a bottle of milk, and one dozen eggs.
B. Tammy please buy a loaf of bread, a bottle of milk, and one dozen eggs.
C. Tammy, please buy a loaf of bread a bottle of milk and one dozen eggs.
D. Tammy please buy a loaf, of bread, a bottle, of milk, and one dozen egg’s.
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A. go
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A. Tom will be cooking lunch at 10.00 tomorrow.
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