Forming Negative Statements in English

This video tutorial covers the formation of negative statements in the present simple tense. It provides examples for different pronouns, including first, second, and third person, as well as 'it', 'we', 'you', and 'they'. The tutorial emphasizes listening and repeating for practice, and concludes with encouragement to continue practicing.

What is the main focus of this lesson?

• Future simple negative statements

• Present simple positive statements

• Present simple negative statements

• Past simple negative statements

Which of the following is a correct negative statement using 'I don't'?

• I don't likes to read novels

• I don't like to read novels

• I not like to read novels

• I doesn't like to read novels

Which of the following is NOT a correct negative statement?

• He doesn't read bedtime stories for his kid

• I don't eat breakfast at home

• You doesn't have a cute dog

• She doesn't hug her Teddy before she sleeps

Which sentence correctly uses 'you don't'?

• You not learn new things easily

• You don't learn new things easily

• You don't learns new things easily

• You doesn't learn new things easily

Choose the correct negative statement using 'you don't'.

• You not help clean the bathroom

• You don't helps clean the bathroom

• You doesn't help clean the bathroom

• You don't help clean the bathroom

How do you form a negative statement with 'she doesn't'?

• She doesn't sings beautifully

• She don't sing beautifully

• She doesn't sing beautifully

• She not sing beautifully

Which sentence is a correct negative statement with 'she doesn't'?

• She not talk to her best friends on the phone

• She don't talk to her best friends on the phone

• She doesn't talk to her best friends on the phone

• She doesn't talks to her best friends on the phone

Which of these is a correct negative statement using 'he doesn't'?

• He doesn't run very fast

• He don't run very fast

• He doesn't runs very fast

• He not run very fast

What is the correct negative form for 'he eats fruit and vegetables every day'?

• He doesn't eats fruit and vegetables every day

• He doesn't eat fruit and vegetables every day

• He not eat fruit and vegetables every day

• He don't eat fruit and vegetables every day

What is the correct way to say it doesn't rain when the sky is cloudy?

• It don't rain when the sky is cloudy

• It doesn't rains when the sky is cloudy

• It doesn't rain when the sky is cloudy

• It not rain when the sky is cloudy