NEGATIVE: Complete with don't or doesn't

Mary and her friends (a)   jog in the park.

NEGATIVE: Complete with don't or doesn't

I (a)   play tennis.

NEGATIVE: Complete with don't or doesn't

They (a)   cycle when the weather is bad.

NEGATIVE: Complete with don't or doesn't

Classes (a)   start at 8:00 o’clock.

NEGATIVE: Complete with don't or doesn't

I (a)   go to bed early.

NEGATIVE: Complete with don't or doesn't

She (a)   walk the dog every day.

NEGATIVE: Complete with don't or doesn't

Felipe (a)   drive his car very often.

NEGATIVE: Complete with don't or doesn't

My teacher (a)   speak French.

NEGATIVE: Complete with don't or doesn't

She (a)   run marathons. They’re tiring.

AFFIRMATIVE: write the VERB with S, ES or IES, si es necesario.

like

John Freddy (a)   to keep fit.

AFFIRMATIVE: write the VERB with S, ES or IES, si es necesario.

play

I (a)   basketball in the afternoons.

AFFIRMATIVE: write the VERB with S, ES or IES, si es necesario.

watch

She (a)   TV every night.

AFFIRMATIVE: write the VERB with S, ES or IES, si es necesario.

drink

Julia (a)   a lot of water.

AFFIRMATIVE: write the VERB with S, ES or IES, si es necesario.

do

I (a)   a lot of preparations.

AFFIRMATIVE: write the VERB with S, ES or IES, si es necesario.

run

He (a)   marathons all the year, because he loves running.

AFFIRMATIVE: write the VERB with S, ES or IES, si es necesario.

eat

Her family (a)   junk food at the cinema.

AFFIRMATIVE: write the VERB with S, ES or IES, si es necesario.

swim

He (a)   in the river Thames.

AFFIRMATIVE: write the VERB with S, ES or IES, si es necesario.

read

I (a)   many books. It’s interesting.

AFFIRMATIVE: write the VERB with S, ES or IES, si es necesario.

love

We (a)   to rollerskate at the weekend.