She *doesn’t* (do) like to eat sushi.

They have *never* (before) been to Europe.

I can *not* (can) believe he said that!

There is *nothing* (something) in the fridge to eat.

He *isn’t* (is) going to the party tonight.

Nobody *has* (hasn’t) called me today.

You *don’t* (do) have to shout to be heard.

We *didn’t* (did) think it would rain today.

She will *not* (will) be coming to dinner tomorrow.

It’s *not* (is) possible to see the stars tonight.

No one *knows* (knows) the answer to that question.

The teacher said there would be *no* (some) homework this weekend.

I *couldn’t* (could) find my keys anywhere.

They *aren’t* (are) interested in buying a new car.

We have *no* (any) milk left in the house.

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She has *never* (always) seen a shooting star.

They *don’t* (always) eat breakfast together.

I *won’t* (will) be able to attend the meeting.

There *isn’t* (is) any sugar left in the jar.

He does *not* (always) tell the truth.

Nobody in our class *failed* (passed) the exam.

You *shouldn’t* (should) drink cold water after running.

We *aren’t* (are) planning to move to a new city.

She *doesn’t* (does) think it’s a good idea.

It *isn’t* (is) easy to learn a new language.

No one *was* (was) able to solve the puzzle quickly.

The train *doesn’t* (does) stop at this station.

I *can’t* (can) believe how fast time flies.

They *haven’t* (have) finished their homework yet.

We *don’t* (do) appreciate being taken for granted.