What are you going to buy your sister? A. You ...

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What are you going to buy your sister?

A. You are going to buy her lunch.

B. I am going to buy her lunch.

C. We going to buy her lunch

D. They buying her lunch.

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A. Marta said me her mother cooked macaroni every week but she didn’t prepare sushi.

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