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.

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🧒 For I, You, We, They – Use:

do not or don’t

Examples:

• I don’t like broccoli.

• They don’t play soccer on Mondays.

• We don’t watch TV in the morning.

• You don’t have a dog.

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👩‍🏫 For He, She, It – Use:

does not or doesn’t

Examples:

• He doesn’t like carrots.

• She doesn’t play piano.

• 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.

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 Workpaper👈

Simple Present – Negative Form

  We use the simple present to talk about things we do every day or things that are always true.

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        💬 How to make a negative sentence?

        👉 Formula:

        Subject + don’t / doesn’t + base verb

Subject	Helping Verb	Example Sentence
I / You / We / They	don’t	I don’t like broccoli.
He / She / It	doesn’t	She doesn’t play soccer.

    

      Remember:

• The verb stays in its base form (no “s” even with he/she/it).

• We use don’t for I, you, we, they.

• We use doesn’t for he, she, it.

   

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