Present Simple - negative

Present Simple negative

Are you ready for something a little bit more difficult?

You know when you should use don’t and doesn’t in the Present Simple negative sentences.

DON’T for negative sentences with I, you, we, they and DOES’T for he, she, it.

Read the sentences and decide how to make a correct negative sentence in Present Simple using don’t or doesn’t.

Remember that when you use doesn’t in negative sentences, the -s ending disappears.

You've got 5 minutes to finish the test. Hurry up!

Created on October 22, 2022

Present Simple - negative

Change the verbs into negative form. See an example:

Bob believes in ghosts. → doesn't believe

1 / 10

Our child spends a lot of time playing computer games.

2 / 10

Their father comes back home very late.

3 / 10

The plane arrives in 20 minutes.

4 / 10

Philip begins his English lessons at 6 p.m.

5 / 10

This soup smells wonderful.

6 / 10

Frank enjoys taking pictures of old buildings.

7 / 10

Adam and Katie ride a bike every morning.

8 / 10

I want to live in a bigger city.

9 / 10

Sam minds taking care of her little sister.

10 / 10

Mice eat cats.

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Present Simple – negative