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3 years ago

4. Fill in don't or doesn't:

English

2 answers:

dexar [7]3 years ago

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1. Bill doesn't play tennis every Sunday.

2. We don't go to the park.

3. Kate doesn't like to eat fish.

4. Sue doesn't wear long dresses.

5. I don't like to get up early.

6. My brothers don't like to drink milk.

7. My cousin don't know Italian well.

8. I don't like to walk with my dog.

9. Pam doesn't go to the gym.

10. They don't understand this rule.

11. We don't often go to the movies.

12. Liz doesn't wear shorts at all.

13. Tim doesn't grow flowers in the garden.

alexira [117]3 years ago

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Answer:

1. Bill DOESN'T play tennis every Sunday.

2. We DON'T go to the park.

3. Kate DOESN'T like to eat fish.

4. Sue DOESN'T wear long dresses.

5. I DON'T like to get up early.

6. My brothers DON'T like to drink milk.

7. My cousin DOESN'T know Italian well.

8. I DON'T like to walk with my dog.

9. Pam DOESN'T go to the gym.

10. They DON'T understand this rule.

11. We DON'T often go to the movies.

12. Liz DOESN'T wear shorts at all.

13. Tim DOESN'T grow flowers in the garden.

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