I ..... (not / be) sure you ..... (realise) what I meant by that.

I ..... (think) you ..... (be) crazy. Pure and simple.

A: Why ..... (not / you / want) to go out with me again?
B: I ..... (work) on my PhD thesis and I simply ..... (not / have) that much time, darling.

A: Some people ..... (maintain) that money ..... (not / matter) to them at all.
B: ..... (not / listen) to such fools. They're liars anyway.

A: I ..... (believe) Mr Lincoln ..... (be) an excellent president.
B: I'm sorry I ..... (not / agree) with you.

I ..... (see) why you ..... (see) that young lady. She's really awesome.

I ..... (think) my basketball coach ..... (think) about retiring next year.

Pete ..... (not / see) Lilly as she ..... (not / be) interested in him at all.

I ..... (feel) you ..... (have) some problems adjusting to our climate here, aren't you?

Kate's father ..... (own) a hotel chain in South Carolina.

The thesis ..... (contain) several graphs and charts as well as tables.

Your little son ..... (grow) really fast. The last time I saw him, he was a baby and look at him now.

The prices of milk and cheese ..... (go) up again.

Helen's English ..... (get) better by the day.

As I ..... (get) older, I ..... (remember) less and less.