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Which response is correct:
Is this your friend?
1.Yes, this is.
2.Yes, it is.
3.Yes, he is.
4.Yes, she is.
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Which response is correct:
Is this your friend?
1.Yes, this is.
2.Yes, it is.
3.Yes, he is.
4.Yes, she is.
Q: Is s/he your friend?
A: Yes, s/he is.

Q: Is this your friend?
A: Yes, it is.

Q: Is this person your friend?
A: Yes, s/he is.
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