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    The document summarizes the simple present negative form in English. It outlines the conjugations for the first person singular and plural, second person singular and plural, and third person singular and plural. For first, second, and third person plural and third person singular, the negative form is made by adding "don't" before the base or root verb form. For third person singular verbs ending in certain letters like s, sh, ch, o, x, and y preceded by a consonant, the verb takes an -es ending in the negative form.

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    The document summarizes the simple present negative form in English. It outlines the conjugations for the first person singular and plural, second person singular and plural, and third person singular and plural. For first, second, and third person plural and third person singular, the negative form is made by adding "don't" before the base or root verb form. For third person singular verbs ending in certain letters like s, sh, ch, o, x, and y preceded by a consonant, the verb takes an -es ending in the negative form.

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    Simple Present Negative Form

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    Vázquez Rangel Monserrat
    The document summarizes the simple present negative form in English. It outlines the conjugations for the first person singular and plural, second person singular and plural, and third person singular and plural. For first, second, and third person plural and third person singular, the negative form is made by adding "don't" before the base or root verb form. For third person singular verbs ending in certain letters like s, sh, ch, o, x, and y preceded by a consonant, the verb takes an -es ending in the negative form.

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    Simple present negative form (-)

    First-person Second-person

    Singular Plural Singular Plural


    (I) (We) (You) (You)

    Don’t + base or root form Don’t + base or root form Don’t + base or root form Don’t + base or root form
    á I don’t speak á We don’t speak • You don’t go • You don’t go
    á I don’t sell á We don’t sell • You don’t take • You don’t take
    á I don’t learn á We don’t learn • You don’t visit • You don’t visit

    Third-person

    Singular (He/She/It) Plural (They)

    1) Regular verbs
    2) Verbs that end in s, ss, sh, ch, 3) Verbs that end in (y) after a
    Doesn’t + base or root
    o, x. consonant Don’t + base or root
    form
    Doesn’t + base or root form Doesn’t + base or root form form
    í He/She/It doesn’t
    í He/She/It doesn’t teach í He/She/It doesn’t study
    read ♥ They don’t
    Teach Study
    Read need
    í He/She/It doesn’t go í He/She/It doesn’t fly ♥ They don’t
    í He/She/It doesn’t take
    Go Fly teach
    Take
    ♥ They don’t shop
    í He/She/It doesn’t mix í He/She/It doesn’t try
    í He/She/It doesn’t stay
    Mix Try
    Stay

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