Isn't it strange that you . . . . . . . . for Mark's surprise party all week, but you . . . . . . . . him a birthday present yet?
A. are preparing/didn't buy
B. have been preparing/haven't bought
C. prepared/don't buy
D. have prepared/aren't buying
E. prepare/weren't buying
Answer: Option B
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