But some more fancy terms for different types of repetition are:
Anaphora, which is repetition at the beginning of a clause or sentence.
Some less common cases are an epistrophe, which is repetition at the end of a sentence or clause, and a symploce, which combines both anaphora and epistrophe, meaning that it is repetition of the same phrase at the beginning AND the end of a sentence or clause.
The last multiple choice answer is correct. The first answer acknowledges that android users cannot use iTunes but the last answer adds on by saying other streaming services * that support android obviously * could be taking away from apple’s customers.
The first sentence has more than one people going to do something, you only you am if you are referring to yourself. So to make it correct change the "am" to "are"