The document provides examples of writing negative sentences and choosing the correct verb form to complete sentences. It contains examples of changing affirmative sentences to their negative forms. It also contains sentences where the correct form of "do/does/don't" must be chosen to complete the sentence based on whether the subject is singular or plural. The document is providing practice with transforming sentences to their negative forms and selecting the appropriate verb conjugation.

1. Write the negative sentence of the following
examples.
EXAMPLE: You like reading adventure stories.
You don't like reading adventure stories.
1. Patrick play on a basketball team.
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2. You like chocolate ice-cream.
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3. Dora watch television a lot.
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4. Butterflies fly around in your garden.
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5. Mother go out to dinner.
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6. Mr. Brown attend the 4th of July celebrations.
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7. My cousins learn English at your school.
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8. We have a pet turtle in our class.
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9. I look like my mother.
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10. It feels like spring.
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11. We wait for mom to pick us up.
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Use DOES and DOESN’T
with singular subjects
and the pronouns: he,
she and it.
Use DO and DON’T with
plural subjects and the
pronouns: I, you, we
and they.
Choose the best word to complete the sentence.
1. I don’t like eating junk food, but she
……………….. (do, does, don’t)
2. You don’t see butterflies, but I ………………
(do, does, doesn’t)
3. Sandra doesn’t enjoy reading, but
everyone else in our class …………………..
(do, does, don’t)
4. Paulo doesn’t want to get married, but his
girlfriend ……………… (do, does, don’t)
5. I don’t know much about England, but they
…………………….. (do, does, doesn’t)
6. Our sisters don’t live in the United States,
but I ………………. (do, does, doesn’t)
7. This shirt doesn’t fit as well as my old one
…………………. (do, does, don’t)
8. I don’t sing very well, but my parents
………………… (do, does, doesn’t)
9. We love rainy weather, but they ………………
(don’t, does, doesn’t)
10. I like pizza but my brother ………………….(do,
does, doesn’t)
11. I do enjoy riding the bus, but my teachers
………………(don’t, do, doesn’t)
12. Pedro doesn’t see the board clearly, but
we………….. ………………(do, does, doesn’t)
12. Rabbits destroy the crops in your
vegetable garde.
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13. It sounds like a car coming.
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