Example sentences of "[pron] [vb past] n't [adj] " in BNC.
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1 | ‘ Caro , when I said about helping — I did n't mean- ’ Carolyn ignored her . |
2 | But I did n't that 's why it 's |
3 | I did n't that 's not what I got . |
4 | I did n't that 's library . |
5 | although I did n't last Tuesday , I did the Tuesday before and she seemed |
6 | She said she because I left it to you in case you wanted to spit in the sink she goes oh I did n't last night , so I never brought it up alright ? |
7 | I did n't ten minutes later . |
8 | I did n't half feel better after that . |
9 | ‘ Well if I did n't some bugger else would , ’ said Joe defensively . |
10 | ‘ I 'm sorry , I did n't know- ’ |
11 | That 's about all I can tell you about that , but er it makes you wonder whether I had n't better keep out of Street , does n't it ? |
12 | I hoped Doone would net him soon , but I had n't much faith . |
13 | I had n't much more time to think about him at that moment , because a large black car swept past the open windows with Laura at the wheel . |
14 | I agreed ; I had n't much choice . |
15 | Well I had n't much choice have I ? |
16 | I had n't enough money to get there by conventional means but no matter . |
17 | I had n't any LM so gave Mill 6C which stopped the haemorrhaging but led to such severe abdominal pains the GP was called . |
18 | I 'm not suited to fatherhood and I had n't any wish to be made ridiculous by paternity suits . |
19 | ‘ I had n't any idea you would call yourself a humanist . ’ |
20 | ‘ But I found that I had n't any money with me , so I came along here instead . ’ |
21 | Anyway , of course I had n't any . |
22 | I had n't any idea what he was talking about but I listened attentively to his description of lands I had never imagined , with their dark green forests , snowy slopes and frozen lakes . |
23 | ‘ I had n't any idea ! |
24 | But I had n't any choice . |
25 | I mean I had n't any worries . |
26 | Even before that I had put on some weight which did n't all drain away during my illness . |
27 | But if you think this is bloody " — and he laughed his hacking tubercular laugh " our ancestors would n't think of going to sea in a new prahu which had n't first been rolled into the water over the living bodies of seven women in their first pregnancy ! |
28 | ‘ You did n't all move here just because of me ? ’ |
29 | Surely you did n't all disappear and leave her alone ? ’ |
30 | No you did n't good . |