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• He doesn't like fish

• He likes fish

• She doesn't have lunch at 12 o'clock.

• She has her lunch at 12 o'clock.

• He watches TV in the evenings.

• He doesn't watch TV in the evenings.

• We live in Paris.

• We don't live in Paris.

• I ride my bike to school.

• I don't ride my bike to school.

• Caroline likes chicken, fish and pizza. She doesn't like burgers or eggs.

• Caroline likes chicken, burgers and pizza. She doesn't like fish or eggs.

• Ted likes fish and eggs.

  He doesn't like chicken, burgers or pizza.

• Ted likes chicken, burgers and pizza.

  He doesn't like ish or eggs.

• Tom and Jack like chicken, bugers and pizza.

  They don't like fish or eggs.

• Tom and Jack like fish and eggs.

  They don't like chicken, bugers or pizza.

• Mother likes fish and eggs.

  She doesn't like burgers or pizza.

• Mother likes chicken, burgers and pizza.

  She doesn't like fish or eggs.

• Father likes chicken, fish and eggs. He doesn't like bugers or pizza.

• Father likes chicken, pizza and eggs. He doesn't like bugers or fish.