Present Simple Negative

Change this sentence in negative form:

I get up early.

• I don’t get up early.

• I doesn’t get up early.

• I no get ups early.

• I don’t gets ups early.

Change this sentence in negative form:

You have breakfast.

• You don’t have breakfast

• You doesn’t have breakfast

• You don’t haves breakfast

• You don’t has breakfast

Change this sentence in negative form:

They go to the school.

• They don’t go to the school.

• They doesn’t go to the school.

• They don’t goes to the school.

• They doesn’t goes to the school.

Change this sentence in negative form:

We have lunch.

• We don’t have lunch.

• We doesn’t have lunch.

• We don’t has lunch.

• We don’t haves lunch.

Change this sentence in negative form:

They watch TV at 4 o’clock

• They don’t watch TV at 4 o’clock.

• They doesn’t watch TV at 4 o’clock.

• They don’t watches TV at 4 o’clock.

• They don’t watchs TV at 4 o’clock.

Change this sentence in negative form:

I play soccer in the afternoon.

• I don’t play soccer in the afternoon.

• I doesn’t play soccer in the afternoon.

• I don’t plays soccer in the afternoon.

• I don’t playes soccer in the afternoon.

Change this sentence in negative form:

He gets up at 7 o’clock.

• He doesn’t get up at 7 o’clock

• He don’t get up at 7 o’clock

• He doesn’t gets ups at 7 o’clock

• He doesn’t getting up at 7 o’clock

Change this sentence in negative form:

He watches TV at 4 o’clock.

• He doesn’t watch TV at 4 o’clock

• He don’t watch TV at 4 o’clock

• He doesn’t watches TV at 4 o’clock

• He don’t watchs TV at 4 o’clock

Change this sentence in negative form:

She goes to the school.

• She doesn’t go to the school.

• She don’t go to the school.

• She doen’t goes to the school.

• She don’t gos to the school.

Change this sentence in negative form:

He plays soccer in the afternoon.

• He doesn’t play soccer in the afternoon.

• He don’t play soccer in the afternoon.

• He doesn’t playes soccer in the afternoon.

• He don’t plays soccer in the afternoon.