Simple present Do/does/don't/doesn't

Does he like playing basketball?

• No, he doesn’t.

• Yes, he does

• Yes, she does

• Yes, he do.

"A ella no le gusta volar la cometa."

• She doesn't like flying a bike.

• She don't like flying a kite.

• He doesn't like flying a kite.

• She doesn't like flying a kite.

"A ella le gusta cantar."

• She likes singing.

• She don't like flying a kite.

• He likes singing.

• She doesn't like singing,

"A ella no le gusta tomar fotos."

• She likes taking photos.

• She don't like taking photos.

• He likes taking photos.

• She doesn't like singing.

• He don't like taking photos.

"A él le gusta saltar."

• He likes singing.

• She don't like flying a kite.

• He likes jumping.

• He doesn't like jumping,

• He likes skiping.

"A ella le gusta montar a caballo."

• He likes riding a horse.

• She doesn't like riding a horse.

• He likes taking photos.

• She likes riding a horse.

• He don't like taking photos.

"A él no le gusta jugar hockey."

• He don't like playing hockey.

• She doesn't like playing hockey.

• He likes taking photos.

• She likes riding a horse.

• He doesn't like playing hockey.

"A ella le gust nadar."

• She doesn't like swimming..

• He likes swimming.

• She like swimming.

• She likes swimming.

• He doesn't like playing hockey.

"A él no le gusta jugar béisbol."

• She doesn't like playing baseball.

• He doesn't like playing baseball.

• She like swimming.

• She don't like playing baseball.

• He don't like playing baseball.

Do they like reading books?

• No, they doesn’t.

• Yes, they doesn't

• Yes, they do.

• Yes, he do.