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    The document discusses negative sentences and the use of auxiliary verbs like "do", "does", and "did" in English. It provides examples of sentences using these structures, such as "I don't sleep in the afternoon" and "Did you get married?". Various negative constructions are presented like "don't", "doesn't", and "didn't" along with questions and affirmative sentences.

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    The document discusses negative sentences and the use of auxiliary verbs like "do", "does", and "did" in English. It provides examples of sentences using these structures, such as "I don't sleep in the afternoon" and "Did you get married?". Various negative constructions are presented like "don't", "doesn't", and "didn't" along with questions and affirmative sentences.

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    The document discusses negative sentences and the use of auxiliary verbs like "do", "does", and "did" in English. It provides examples of sentences using these structures, such as "I don't sleep in the afternoon" and "Did you get married?". Various negative constructions are presented like "don't", "doesn't", and "didn't" along with questions and affirmative sentences.

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    I don't sleep in the

    afternoon. / I don't do
    the laundy.

    You don't call me. / you


    don't miss me. / you
    don't do homework.
    DO NOT (I, you, they,
    we)

    They don't eat


    vegetable / They don't
    speak english

    Do not (don't) / does not


    NEGATIVE SENTENCES We don't have english
    (doesn't)
    class ON sunday.

    She doesn't sleep in the


    afternoon. / Nicolás
    I didn't get married. / doesn't do laudry.
    Nicolás didn't travel to
    Canadá. / you didn't didn't ( did not) NEGATIVE SENTENCES
    She doesn't call me. He
    play. / Angie didn't call AUXILIARY IN
    DOES NOT (She, he, it) doesn't miss me. Diana
    me.
    PRESENT (Do / doesn't eat vegetables.

    Does)
    Do you like coffee? / Do
    they eat vegetables? / It doesn't matter. / It
    doesn't rain / It doesn't
    VERB TO DO Do we sleep in the
    arfetoon? snow. / It doesn't exist.
    Do / does + subject +
    Did you get married? / QUESTIONS
    verb
    did he travel to AUXILIARY IN
    Does she call me? / Does
    Canada? / Did you DID + pronoun + verb QUESTIONS
    PAST (Did) he miss me? / Does it
    play? / Did Angie call
    you? - what did she say? rain? / does it matter?

    I did get married. / He


    did travel to canada / AFFIRMATIVE
    "did" before the verb
    You did play / She did SENTENCES I do clean! / he does eat
    call you! vegetables! / I do eat
    AFFIRMATIVE "do" or "does"
    chocolate everytime! /
    Nicolas does miss me!

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