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    This document is from an English learning website and provides examples of negative sentences using "don't want to" and "doesn't want to". It gives 10 sample sentences using these constructions, such as "I don't want to do the homework now" and "Max doesn't want to eat this cake. He hates it." The page is part of a section on the website about forming negatives with "want to" and provides the sentences as exercises for learners of English grammar.

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    Negative Forms of 'Don't Want To' and Doesn't Want To'

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    24/6/2016 Negative forms of 'don't want to' and doesn't want to'

     
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    'don't want to' and 'doesn't want to' ­ negative form
    Present Perfect Progr.  
    Past Perfect Progressive   Examples: negative sentences ­ 'don't want to', 'doesn't want to'
    Future 1 Progressive  
      I don't want to go shoppping. 
    Future Perfect Progressive
     
        He doesn't want to read the book.
    Comparison of Tenses  
    If clauses ­ Conditional  
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      I don't want to do the homework now. My teacher is
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      not hard.
        We don't want to play football. We can play it next week.
      Julia doesn't want to buy a new computer. She has got

        a good one.  
      Max doesn't want to eat this cake. He hates it.
      We don't want to wait here. It's cold.
      They don't want to visit their uncle. He is not nice.

      He doesn't want to go to school today. He's ill.
     

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