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    This document provides examples of negative contractions and questions in English. It includes contractions using "not" like "don't" and "isn't" as well as question forms with auxiliary verbs like "are", "do", and "have". The examples are grouped into categories like contractions of verbs, use of "none/neither", question tags, and question words.

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    UNIT 6 (Page 167) : Grammar Summary: Answer Key

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    UNIT 6 (page 167)

    1
    1 not 5 Don’t
    2 not wait 6 don’t have to
    3 doesn’t think it’s 7 mustn’t
    4 not to be

    2
    1 Let’s not 4 Don’t forget to lock
    2 We don’t believe (that) 5 ’m afraid not
    3 don’t have to book a 6 not to spend
    4 any, a huge amount of table
    5 a small number of, a few
    6 hardly any, almost no 3
    1 None of 4 either
    2 neither 5 no
    3 no 6 neither

    4
    1 Didn’t you like 4 Haven’t you eaten
    2 Wasn’t 5 Don’t you have to
    3 Isn’t he coming 6 Shouldn’t

    5
    1 where the station is 5 they’re not/they aren’t
    2 what time the museum going on holiday again
    opens (, are they)
    3 what time you’re leaving 6 who that man is
    4 where you were
    ­yesterday evening

    6
    1 aren’t you 5 are we
    2 is he 6 did she
    3 could they 7 have you
    4 didn’t you 8 hasn’t he

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