Simple present tense

NEGATIVE SENTENCES

STRUCTURE

Subject + don’t/doesn’t + verb- 1^st form+ object.

Note: Do not add s/es to the 1^st form of the verb ( 1^st form of the verb given in the verb list ) with any subject used in the conversation when the sentence is negative.

• Subject ‘I’ is always treated as first person in the English language and when talking or making negative sentences use the word don’t with the 1^st form of the verb without s/es.

Examples:

• I don’t come on Sundays.
• I don’t sing Hindi songs.
• I don’t talk to strangers.
• I don’t like to gossip.
• I don’t love ice-cream.
• I don’t speak
• I don’t respect others who don’t respect me.

• Subect ‘You’ is always treated as a second person in English language and when talking or making negative sentences use the word don’t with the 1^st form of the verb without s/es.

• You don’t act well
• You don’t adjust very fast.
• You don’t answer to all the questions.
• You don’t believe
• You don’t check the products.

• Subject ‘He/She/It/The Plant/The animal/The machine/A girl/The boy/Ramesh/Anu etc.’is always treated as a third person Singular in English language and when talking or making negative sentences use the word doesn’t with the 1^st form of the verb without s/es.

• He doesn’t draw money from the ATM.
• She doesn’t choose her clothes carefully.
• Anu (Any name) doesn’t conduct classes for money.