The police officer ...... (not / tell) us what the whole thing was about.

We ...... (not / break) such a good record, really.

Veronica's parents ...... (not / make) her study on Friday evenings.

The accountant ...... (not / give) us all the information. She said most of it was confidential.

The new teamleader ...... (not / argue) about petty problems. He was only concerned about important things.

The kids next door ...... (not / stay) still for a moment. They always kept doing something.

I ...... (not / make) you pay for a single cup of coffee.

Martha's aunt ...... (not / throw) away the stuff. She's too keen on such petty things.

The car vendor ...... (not / sell) damaged cars. He's too proud of his reputation.

Mr and Mrs Simmons ...... (not / treat) their children badly. I know they're too good to do such horrible things.

A true friend ...... (not / do) such a horrible thing to you.

I ...... (not / leave) you all alone in such a mess, Bertha.