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I'm buying.

I didn't buy that.

I buy flowers.

I want to buy.

I paid the bill.

I buy tapes.

Your grandmother bought a horse.

I want to buy.

He wants to buy books.

I buy flowers.

I bought an ancient lamp.

You needn't have bought that book.

I'll buy a pen for him.

Mary paid five dollars for her lunch.

Let me get you something to drink.

She spends a lot of money on shoes.

Many students bought the book.

Many students bought the book.

I bought two dozen pencils.

I bought a kite to give to you.

Sir and Miss, what type of jewellery are you looking to buy?

If I had money, I'd buy this computer.

I bought them each a present.

She got her daughter a personal computer.

Our mother bought us a puppy.

Janet bought a skirt and a blouse.

I bought her a nice Christmas present.

I got a video cassette recorder cheap at that shop.

You can't lie to yourself.

Sami bought Layla a beautiful diamond ring.

Mother bought me a new bicycle.

If I had one million yen now, I would buy a car.

I was able to buy fresh fish in the market.

Jack can't afford to buy a new bicycle.

Our sister bought some eggplants, potatoes, zucchinis and Chinese cabbage at the market.

Unfortunately, I can't afford to buy everything I need right now.

My mother bought my little brother a yellow umbrella.

John asked Mary whether she would like to go shopping in the afternoon.

I'm not rich enough to buy cheap stuff.

He cannot buy a car, still less a house.

Tom's just popped out to get some milk.

During my university days, it was cheap then to buy a snack. I would munch on a curried beef bun or a big cinnamon roll and drink a cup of tea.

Are there any markets or supermarkets around here? Is it convenient for daily shopping?

Shortly after the war my father bought a new house, in which I was born.

If you have no way to buy food, clothing, accommodation and other such daily necessities, you definitely won't be able to have peace of mind.

Some people only buy organic food; they think that in this way their body will not be damaged by pollutants.

I've found a place to buy cheaper fruits.

First I'll go to the bank, and then I'll buy the tickets.

When the old man looked at the peach, he was greatly astonished and said: "This is indeed the largest peach I have ever seen! Wherever did you buy it?"

Maria and Natalia go shopping. They buy something for themselves.