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Present Simple: Negatives

Learn how to make negative sentences using do not (don't) with action verbs.

To make negative statements in the Present Simple with action verbs, we place do not before the base verb.

I do not like coffee.

I do not like coffee.

We also use this to talk about daily habits we don't do:

I do not drink tea.

I do not drink tea.

Practice

Follow along with these examples to strengthen your understanding.

Assistant

Do you like coffee?

Do you like coffee?

I do not like coffee.

I do not like coffee.

Assistant

Do you like tea?

Do you like tea?

I do not like tea.

I do not like tea.

Assistant

Do you drink milk?

Do you drink milk?

I do not drink milk.

I do not drink milk.

Assistant

Do you drink juice?

Do you drink juice?

I do not drink juice.

I do not drink juice.

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