Use the contracted forms of verbs instead of full forms according to the pattern: pattern: lyonsville is a very small town. lyonsville's a very small town. (отметила в скобках) 1. this town (has) never been famous for anything. 2. there (is) one long street in lyonsville, with several red houses on both sides of it. 3. there( is) a new school building in the middle of lyonsville now. 4. the children who live in the countryside (will not )walk to the new school; they (will) ride to school in buses. 5. there (wil)l probably be a new man in the post office because mr pitt is going to stop working. 6. he (has )worked for the past forty years in the post and now he (is )almost seventy years old. 7. if you( have ) never visited a small town in great britain, you (will )probably enjoy visiting lyonsville some day. 8. unfortunately, i (shall) not be able to visit lyonsville this year.

Use the contracted forms of verbs instead of full forms according to the pattern:
Pattern: Lyonsville is a very small town. Lyonsville's a very small town.
(Отметила в скобках)
1. This town's never been famous for anything.
2. There's one long street in Lyonsville, with several red houses on both sides of it.
3. There's a new school building in the middle of Lyonsville now.
4. The children who live in the countryside (won't )walk to the new school; they'll ride to school in buses.
5. There'll probably be a new man in the post office because Mr Pitt is going to stop working.
6. He's worked for the past forty years in the post and now he's almost seventy years old.
7. If you've  never visited a small town in Great Britain, you'll probably enjoy visiting Lyonsville some day.
8. Unfortunately, I won't be able to visit Lyonsville this year.

1) this town's
2) there's
3) there's
4) won't, they'll
5) there'll
6) He's
7) If you've, you'll
8) unfortunately, I'll