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This document discusses the present simple tense in English and provides examples of negative sentences using auxiliary verbs like do and does. It shows how to form negatives using contractions with not (don't, doesn't) and provides examples of negative sentences about eating pizza on certain days, playing musical instruments, watching TV at night, and quotes about age that include the negatives don't and doesn't.
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Present simple negative sentences
- 1. The Present Simple Negative Sentences Magdalena Sgavetti
- 2. Auxiliaries Do Does I You We They He She It
- 3. Do + not I do not play tennis OR I don't play tennis
- 4. Does + not She does not play tennis OR She doesn't play tennis
- 5. Don't + Infinitive verb Doesn't
- 6. Author: Scott Bauer They …................................ eat pizza on Mondays He........................................ eat pizza on Tuesdays Helen …............................ eat pizza on Wednesdays
- 7. Tania …...................... play the guitar Tiffany and Sheldon …............... play the guitar Erik …...................... play the guitar Fuente: en.wikipedia CC BY-SA 1.0
- 8. Author: Qurren CC BYSA 3.0 Sony KDL-S19A10 We …..................... watch TV at night Emma ….......................... watch TV at night Jim and Anna …............................... watch TV at night
- 9. “Age is an issue of mind over matter. If mind, matter.” Mark Twain Source: brainyquote.com You don't It doesn't
- 10. “Age is an issue of mind over matter. If mind, matter.” Mark Twain Source: brainyquote.com You don't It doesn't