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Double Trouble: Advanced Contractions Challenge

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  • He’s gone to the shop for milk.
    He has gone to the shop.
  • He’s said he’ll help us tomorrow.
    He has said he will help us tomorrow.
  • It’s been a long day.
    It has been a long day.
  • He’d been working there before he’d moved abroad.
    He had been working there before he had moved abroad.
  • That’s the third time he’s done it this week!
    That is the third time he has done it this week!
  • You’d enjoy this book.
    You would enjoy this book.
  • They’d like to speak with the manager.
    They would like to speak with the manager.
  • What are the two possible meanings of “she’d”?
    She had / She would
  • She’d already been to France last year.
    She had already been to France.
  • She’d love to visit Paris one day.
    She would love to visit Paris.
  • He’s been saying he’ll do it, but he’s not started yet.
    He has been saying he will do it, but he has not started yet.
  • It’s been raining all day, and it’s still not stopping.
    It has been raining all day, and it is still not stopping.
  • Who’s been using my computer?
    Who has been using my computer?
  • He’s always late for meetings.
    He is always late for meetings.
  • They’re saying there’s been another delay.
    They are saying there has been another delay.
  • What are the two meanings of “he’s”?
    He is / He has
  • She’s got a new job, and she’s loving it.
    She has got a new job, and she is loving it.
  • Who’s coming to the party tonight?
    Who is coming to the party tonight?
  • They’d finished dinner before we arrived.
    They had finished dinner before we arrived.
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