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Mary went at supermarket and bought four eggs ,flour,a jar of apricots jam,she wants make a cake.His son going to leave by two days ,he is going to attend Italy university in Milan,she wants celebrate with cake of apricots because it's what his son prefers.
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Mary.
Mary went to the supermarket (when going to somewhere, but you have not arrived, you say "to", when you have arrived you can say "At the supermarket", or "Mary arrived at the supermarket")and bought four eggs, flour and a jar of apricot jam. (new sentence to separate these distinct thought / meanings which are not linked with a conjunction) She wants to make a cake. Her son (Mary is a female name so it makes no sense to refer to a "he" - not sure whether Italian has he/she, I'm sure you do?) is leaving in two days to attend university in Milan. She wants to celebrate with an apricot cake, because it's what her son prefers / likes.Want to progress faster?
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