have, has, had
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| Elizabeth: Well, hello! What have you been doing lately? | Elizabeth: Well, hello! *Whaddaya been *doin’ lately? | |
| Tom: Oh, I’ve been hiking a lot. So, where has your sister been? I haven’t seen her. | Tom: Oh, I’ve been *hikin’ a lot. So, where *’as *yer sister been? I haven’t seen *’er. | |
| Elizabeth: She’s gone to Shanghai. | Elizabeth: She’s gone *ta Shanghai. | |
| Tom: Shanghai? Why has she gone to Shanghai? | Tom: Shanghai? Why *’as she gone *ta Shanghai? | |
| Elizabeth: To visit some friends. So, who have you been hiking with? | Elizabeth: *Ta visit some friends. So, who *’ave *ya been *hikin’ with? | |
| Tom: Mostly my grandson. And how have your grandchildren been? | Tom: Mostly my grandson. *’N’ how *’ave *yer grandchildren been? | |
| Elizabeth: Great. I gave my granddaughter some skydiving lessons for her graduation. | Elizabeth: Great. I gave my granddaughter some skydiving lessons *fer *’cr graduation. | |
| Tom: Really? When had she become interested in skydiving? | Tom: Really? When *’ad she become interested in skydiving? | |
| Elizabeth: Oh, a few months ago. We’re, uh, doing it together. | Elizabeth: Oh, a few months ago. We’re, uh, *doin’ it together. | |
| Tom: You’re jumping out of airplanes? What have your children said about that? | Tom: *Yer *jumpin’ out *a airplanes? *Whadda *yer children said about that? | |
