Answer:
C: English as a second language
Explanation:
The sentence "He buys me good presents, doesn't he? "when written/read/or spoken "He buy me good presen, no?" sounds like someone from a non-speaking country that has learned or heard a little English, enough to communicate basic ideas, usually employing similar structures as their native language. For example, Latin uses "no" for "no; don't; doesn't;" etc.
