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Simple Present Negative Form
🌟 Simple Present Negative Form
The simple present negative is used when we want to say that something does NOT happen regularly or is NOT true.
🧒 For I, You, We, They – Use:
do not or don’t
Examples:
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I don’t like broccoli.
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They don’t play soccer on Mondays.
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We don’t watch TV in the morning.
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You don’t have a dog.
👩🏫 For He, She, It – Use:
does not or doesn’t
Examples:
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He doesn’t like carrots.
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She doesn’t play piano.
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It doesn’t rain in summer here.
👉 (Remember: when we use “doesn’t,” we do NOT add -s to the verb!)
❌ Wrong: She doesn’t likes chocolate.
✅ Right: She doesn’t like chocolate.
Likes and Dislikes
Likes
🌈 Rainbows after the rain
📚 Books with talking animals
🎨 Painting with fingers and toes
🍓 Strawberries dipped in sugar
🧸 Snuggling soft toys at bedtime
🎵 Humming silly tunes while skipping
🐾 Spotting animal footprints on a muddy trail
Dislikes
🧅 Onions hiding in her food
⏰ Waking up before the sun
🐝 Bees buzzing too close
🥶 Socks that slip down inside her boots
💤 Naptime when adventure is calling
🧃 Juice with bits in it
🎭 Costumes that itch or pinch
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