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    This document provides information about forming simple present negative sentences in English. It shows that we make negatives with do/does not + the infinitive verb form without "to." Examples of negative sentences are given for common verbs like know, like, remember, etc. There are also exercises for the learner to practice forming their own simple present negative sentences.

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    This document provides information about forming simple present negative sentences in English. It shows that we make negatives with do/does not + the infinitive verb form without "to." Examples of negative sentences are given for common verbs like know, like, remember, etc. There are also exercises for the learner to practice forming their own simple present negative sentences.

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    IE

    simple present negatives I d*ro'f


    ffi

    do not

    work

    you do not

    work

    he/she/it does not

    work

    &ru*sqr. Sfos

    dorsru'f

    we/they do not work

    Contractions: don't, doesn't

    We make simple present negatives (ffi) with do/does not + infinitive (without to).

    ffi

    STATEMENT

    ruecRrvr

    know
    You think

    Ido not know (Nor+*now-r+)


    You do not think
    He does not like
    She does not remember
    It does not help
    We do not want
    They do not understand

    He likes
    She remembers

    It helps
    We

    want

    They understand

    ffi

    m"t"

    My father writes novels. (poetry)

    Barbara works in London. (/ive)


    Henry likes old books. (parties)

    ffi

    negative sentences. Use do not or does not.

    r play chess. (cards) .. !.49. *.q!.f.lqU9?I4::.


    1
    You speak very good Arabic. (Chinese)
    2 Bill plays the piano very well. (guitar)
    3 We agree about most things. (holidays)
    4 Alan and John live near me. (George and Andrew)

    mut" negative sentences. l)se don't or doesn't.


    The train stops at Bristol.
    2 I like jazz. (pop music)
    1

    (Cardiffl 11......................

    J
    Peter remembers names very well. (faces)
    4 We know our Member of Parliament. (his wife)

    Alice teaches engineering. (mathematics) ........ .....


    6 The children play football on Mondays. (hockey)
    7 The shops open on Sunday mornings. (afternoons)
    5

    ffi

    Comptete the negative sentences, using words from the box.


    You can use do not / does not ot don't / doesnt as you like.

    fish
    on

    in

    Britain

    much petrol

    My car / use
    1

    Our cat / like

    Melinda / speak

    l/

    remember

    4 Oranges

    /grow

    The postman / come


    6 We / play
    5

    18

    ./

    much tennis

    Sundays Russian your phone number

    PRESENTTENSES

    ...............'.

    s&1"

    Choose one verb to make each sentence negative.


    > n . .4qgr*.' L9*.0.Y....... very often i n 5a n Fra ncis co. (snow,

    si ng, pl

    ay)

    1 I like football, but I ...........


    cricket at all. (think, like, remember)
    2 She lives in Japan, but she ............
    a word of Japanese. (sing,work,speak)
    3 l'm sorry- I .............
    your name. (eat,remember,work)
    4 He works in New York, but I ...........
    what he does. (know, use, come)
    5 Mary's really tired, but she
    to go to bed. (help, want, walk)
    6 We ........
    ... a big flat - just one bedroom . (work, play, want)
    7 Phil ........
    ... very hard, but he makes a lot of money. (work, stand, stop)
    8 Gemma's parents
    l'm the right man for their daughter. (write, read, think)
    GRAMMAR AND VOCABULARY: games

    Look at the table, and write five or more sentences like this:

    4.ry.rynlqu:.!p.**y:,.V*!:kg.{p.e:.ry'.\.p.t.qa.pq.rd:

    1T"

    UP
    tennis
    Ann
    Pete

    football

    rugby

    basketball

    ll'l'.- I

    chess

    cards

    hockey

    !t_/

    Joe
    Sarah

    @ @

    badminton

    pRESENT

    TENSES 19

    What games do you play? And what games do you not play?

    NOTE:

    one negative word is enough (see page 1 15).

    Nobody understands me. (xot


    She never phones me.

    (not

    W)
    @)

    full

    n some answers, both contracted forms (for example /m, don't) and
    'orms (for example lom, do not) are possible. Normally both are correct.

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