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Contractions

Turn the verbs in brackets into the correct tense using contractions.
example: He *(have got) a book -> He's got a book

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She (have got) two brothers and she (do/ not) get on with either of them.

He has no brothers or sisters, he (be) an only child.

We (be/ not) interested in the film yesterday,

so, we (do/ not) stay until the end. He (do/not) go to the party because he had a cold.

(they/get) married when (they/ have) saved enough money.

John (be/ not) sure where Jill is.

(she /be) feeding the dog because (it /be) always fed at six o'clock.

I (do /not) want them to know who I am.

(do /you/ not) understand what I am saying ?

(where /be) the man ?

(who/ have) been to New Zealand ?

I (do /not) know where the post office is.