1.
A: I want to get a snack at the cafeteria.
B: What are you going to buy?
A: I may just get some chips.
B: I'm probably going to buy something too.
A: What do you want to get?
B: I want some sort of candy.
A: What kind do you want?
B: I want some chocolate.
A: What kind of chocolate?
B: I'm going to get a Snickers or a Kit Kat.
A: I don't think they sell Kit Kats.
B: I'll just get a Snickers then.
2.
A: Let's go and get something from the cafeteria.
B: What are you going to get?
A: I think I just want some chips.
B: I want to get a snack too.
A: What are you getting?
B: I have a taste for candy.
A: What kind are you going to get?
B: Chocolate sounds good.
A: What kind are you going to get?
B: I'm thinking of getting either a Snickers or a Kit Kat.
A: They don't sell Kit Kats at the cafeteria.
B: I'm just going to buy a Snickers then.
3.
A: I need a snack from the cafeteria.
B: What are you thinking of getting?
A: I only want some chips.
B: I think I may get something too.
A: What do you plan on buying?
B: I have a sweet tooth. I want candy.
A: What kind of candy do you want?
B: I really want some chocolate.
A: What kind of chocolate do you want?
B: I either want a Snickers or a Kit Kat.
A: The cafeteria doesn't sell Kit Kats.
B: Then I guess I'll just get a Snickers.
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