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    The document provides information on conjugating the Portuguese verb "gostar" (to like) in affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms. It lists the conjugations for "I, you, he/she/it, we, you, they" in the present tense and provides examples of affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences using the verb "to like". Guidelines are repeated for emphasis.

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    Attention!

    To like (gostar) Don’t = do not / Doesn’t = does not

    Affirmative Negative Interrogative Negative: Peter doesn’t like lemonade.


    I like I don’t like Do I like?
    Noun / pronoun Auxiliary verb Principal verb
    You like You don’t like Do you like? in the negative in the infinitive
    He likes He doesn’t like Does he like?
    She likes She doesn’t like Does she like Affirmative: Peter likes lemonade.
    It likes It doesn’t like Does it like?
    Noun / pronoun principal verb
    We like We don’t like Do we like?
    You like You don’t like Do you like? Interrogative: Does Peter like lemonade?
    They like They don’t like Do they like?
    Auxiliary verb Noun / pronoun Principal verb
    in the infinitive

    Attention!
    To like (gostar) Don’t = do not / Doesn’t = does not

    Affirmative Negative Interrogative Negative: Peter doesn’t like lemonade.


    I like I don’t like Do I like?
    Noun / pronoun Auxiliary verb Principal verb
    You like You don’t like Do you like? in the negative in the infinitive
    He likes He doesn’t like Does he like?
    She likes She doesn’t like Does she like Affirmative: Peter likes lemonade.
    It likes It doesn’t like Does it like?
    Noun / pronoun principal verb
    We like We don’t like Do we like?
    You like You don’t like Do you like? Interrogative: Does Peter like lemonade?
    They like They don’t like Do they like?
    Auxiliary verb Noun / pronoun Principal verb
    in the infinitive

    Attention!
    To like (gostar) Don’t = do not / Doesn’t = does not

    Affirmative Negative Interrogative Negative: Peter doesn’t like lemonade.


    I like I don’t like Do I like?
    Noun / pronoun Auxiliary verb Principal verb
    You like You don’t like Do you like? in the negative in the infinitive
    He likes He doesn’t like Does he like?
    She likes She doesn’t like Does she like Affirmative: Peter likes lemonade.
    It likes It doesn’t like Does it like?
    Noun / pronoun principal verb
    We like We don’t like Do we like?
    You like You don’t like Do you like? Interrogative: Does Peter like lemonade?
    They like They don’t like Do they like?
    Auxiliary verb Noun / pronoun Principal verb
    in the infinitive
    English worksheet
    Mrs. Kim +
    Kevin the cat You
    Barclay Watson

    Date: _____ / ____ /


       
       
       

    Full name: ________________________________


       
       
       
       
        _____

    Follow these models in your exercise book.

    A. - What does Mrs. Barclay like?


    - She likes eggs, juice, cheese, coffee and oranges but she doesn’t like hamburgers, chips and
    chicken.

    B. - Does Kevin like eggs? - Does Kevin like hamburgers?


    - Yes, he does. – No, he doesn’t.

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