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  1. Present Simple - When to use it?
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  5. Present Simple - Adverbs of Frequency

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Present Simple Present Simple – Forms – Negative
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Present Simple – Forms – Negative

Present Simple Present Simple – Forms – Negative

We use don’t/doesn’t + infinitive to make questions. 

Note: In a more formal / written conversation, you would use do not / does not instead of the shortened version.

  • I don’t drive.  / I do not drive.
  • She doesn’t play tennis. / She does not play tennis.
Practice forming negative sentences in Present Simple:
He likes ice cream.
She doesn't like ice cream.
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They cycle home from work.
They do not cycle home from work.
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I kick the ball with my left leg.
I don't kick the ball with my left leg.
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She runs in this marathon.
She does not run in this marathon.
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It applies to you too.
It does not apply to me, either.
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