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These are the sentences which have mistakes. Here's what's wrong:
The preposition to is not needed; however, it can be placed at the end: "Where are you going to?"
We use has + past participle verbs. The correct sentence should be "She has bought a new bag"(present perfect tense) or "She bought a new bag"(past simple).
She(third person singular) takes does not do, therefore, the sentence should be "She doesn't remember me".
This sentence uses a 'double-negative' (two negatives in a sentence is not good grammar). Instead of "I don't want to go nowhere", the correct sentence should be "I don't want to go anywhere".
The last sentence is correct.
1 - Where to are you going?
2 - She has buy a new bag.
3 - She don't remember me.
4 - I don't want to go nowhere.
5 - Have you always lived here?
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