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Correct Answer
The correct answer is (4) "The merchant sold a horse, an ox and a buffalo in the fair."
"The merchant sold a horse, an ox and a buffalo in the fair" is correct because it specifies that the merchant sold one of each animal type without referring to specific animals. This use of indefinite articles ("a" and "an") indicates a general reference rather than particular or previously mentioned animals
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