Lesson 6 ☘ I don’t … (present simple negative)

Nov 6, 2016

Choose the correct negative sentence.
1. I play piano very well. — . . .
  I don’t play piano very well.
  - I don’t play piano very well.
  - I doesn’t play piano very well.
  - I don’t plays piano very well.
  - I doesn’t plays piano very well.
2. Jane plays the piano very well. — . . .
  Jane doesn’t play piano very well.
  - Jane don’t plays piano very well.
  - Jane doesn’t plays piano very well.
  - Jane don’t play piano very well.
  - Jane doesn’t play piano very well.
3. They know my phone number. — . . .
  They don’t know my phone number.
  - They doesn’t knows my phone number.
  - They don’t know my phone number.
  - They don’t knows my phone number.
  - They doesn’t know my phone number.
4. We work very hard. — . . .
  We don’t work very hard.
  - We doesn’t work very hard.
  - We doesn’t works very hard.
  - We don’t work very hard.
  - We don’t works very hard.
5. He has bath every day. — . . .
  He doesn’t have bath every day.
  - He doesn’t has bath every day.
  - He don’t has bath every day.
  - He doesn’t have bath every day.
  - He don’t have bath every day.
6. You do the same thing every day. — . . .
  You don’t do the same thing every day.
  - You don’t do the same thing every day.
  - You don’t does the same thing every day.
  - You doesn’t do the same thing every day.
  - You doesn’t does the same thing every day.
Choose the correct negative form.
1. I . . .
  don’t read
  a newspaper every day.
  - don’t read
  - doesn’t reads
  - don’t reads
  - doesn’t read
2. Paul . . .
  doesn’t use
  a car very often.
  - doesn’t use
  - don’t use
  - doesn’t uses
  - don’t uses
3. They . . .
  don’t
  go to the cinema very often.
  - don’t goes
  - not go
  - doesn’t go
  - don’t go
4. Amanda is married but she . . .
  doesn’t wear
  a ring.
  - not wear
  - doesn’t wear
  - don’t wear
  - don’t wears
5. I . . .
  don’t know
  much about politics. I’m not interested in it.
  - doesn’t know
  - don’t know
  - not know
  - don’t knows
6. It’s not an expensive hotel. It . . .
  doesn’t cost
  much to stay here.
  - don’t costs
  - doesn’t costs
  - doesn’t cost
  - don’t cost
7. Brian lives near us but we . . .
  don’t see
  him very often.
  - don’t see
  - doesn’t see
  - not see
  - don’t sees
Choose the correct negative form.
1. Margaret . . .
  doesn’t speak
  many languages.
  - don’t speak
  - not speaks
  - doesn’t speak
  - don’t speaks
2. I . . .
  don’t like
  my job. It’s very boring.
  - don’t like
  - doesn’t like
  - don’t likes
  - not like
3. “Where’s Martin?”
  “I’m sorry. I . . .
  don’t know
  .”
  - doesn’t know
  - not know
  - don’t know
  - don’t knows
4. Sue is a very quiet person. She . . .
  doesn’t talk
  very much.
  - don’t talk
  - doesn’t talk
  - don’t talks
  - not talks
5. Jim . . .
  doesn’t drink
  a lot of tea.
  - doesn’t drink
  - don’t drink
  - not drink
  - not drinks
6. It’s not true! I . . .
  don’t believe
  it!
  - doesn’t believe
  - don’t believe
  - not believe
  - don’t believes
7. I . . .
  don’t like
  the picture.
  - don’t like
  - not like
  - not likes
  - doesn’t like
8. Mark is a vegetarian. He . . .
  doesn’t eat
  meat.
  - doesn’t eats
  - don’t eats
  - doesn’t eat
  - not eats

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