I (don’t like/doesn’t like/) jam. 2. My friend (don’t like/doesn’t like) horses. 3. I (don’t live/doesn’t live) in Russia. 4. My friend (don’t live/doesn’t live) in London. 5. The boys (don’t play/doesn’t play) football. 6. My friends (don’t play/doesn’t play) football. 7. My friend (don’t play/doesn’t play) basketball. 8. We (don’t sing/doesn’t sing) English songs. 9. My sister (don’t like/doesn’t like) to swim in the river. 10. The pupils (don’t run/doesn’t run) well. 11. Jim (don’t skate/doesn’t skate) in Winter. 12. Alice (don’t live/doesn’t live) in Krasnodar. 13. They (don’t live/doesn’t live) in Rostov. 14. The frog (don’t skip/doesn’t skip) well. 15. My friends (don’t swim/doesn’t swim) well. 16. My mum (don’t sleep/doesn’t sleep) well. 17. You (don’t ride/doesn’t ride) a bike. 18. She (don’t ride/doesn’t ride) a horse. 19. Nick and Tom (don’t walk/doesn’t walk) in the park. 20. Denis (don’t jump/doesn’t jump) well. 21. I (don’t eat/doesn’t eat) sandwiches for breakfast. 22. We (don’t read/doesn’t read) books. 23. My dad (don’t watch/doesn’t watch) TV. 24. I (don’t do/doesn’t do) my homework. 25. John (don’t do/doesn’t do) his homework. 26. Mary (don’t read/doesn’t read) a book. 27. Girls (don’t drink/doesn’t drink) tea. 28. Jane (don’t drink/doesn’t drink) tea. 29. I (don’t clean/doesn’t clean) my teeth. 30. Rick (don’t run/doesn’t run) in the park
1. I don't like jam.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "I", which is a singular pronoun, so we use the verb "don't" to match with it. "Jam" is the object of the sentence, and we use the base form of the verb "like" after it.
2. My friend doesn't like horses.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "My friend", which is a singular noun, so we use the verb "doesn't" to match with it. "Horses" is the object of the sentence, and we use the base form of the verb "like" after it.
3. I don't live in Russia.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "I", which is a singular pronoun, so we use the verb "don't" to match with it. "Russia" is the location where I don't live.
4. My friend doesn't live in London.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "My friend", which is a singular noun, so we use the verb "doesn't" to match with it. "London" is the location where my friend doesn't live.
5. The boys don't play football.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "The boys", which is a plural noun, so we use the verb "don't" to match with it. "Football" is the activity that the boys don't play.
6. My friends don't play football.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "My friends", which is a plural noun, so we use the verb "don't" to match with it. "Football" is the activity that my friends don't play.
7. My friend doesn't play basketball.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "My friend", which is a singular noun, so we use the verb "doesn't" to match with it. "Basketball" is the activity that my friend doesn't play.
8. We don't sing English songs.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "We", which is a plural pronoun, so we use the verb "don't" to match with it. "English songs" is the type of songs that we don't sing.
9. My sister doesn't like to swim in the river.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "My sister", which is a singular noun, so we use the verb "doesn't" to match with it. "To swim in the river" is the activity that my sister doesn't like.
10. The pupils don't run well.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "The pupils", which is a plural noun, so we use the verb "don't" to match with it. "Well" is the manner in which the pupils don't run.
11. Jim doesn't skate in Winter.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "Jim", which is a singular noun, so we use the verb "doesn't" to match with it. "In Winter" is the time when Jim doesn't skate.
12. Alice doesn't live in Krasnodar.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "Alice", which is a singular noun, so we use the verb "doesn't" to match with it. "Krasnodar" is the location where Alice doesn't live.
13. They don't live in Rostov.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "They", which is a plural pronoun, so we use the verb "don't" to match with it. "Rostov" is the location where they don't live.
14. The frog doesn't skip well.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "The frog", which is a singular noun, so we use the verb "doesn't" to match with it. "Well" is the manner in which the frog doesn't skip.
15. My friends don't swim well.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "My friends", which is a plural noun, so we use the verb "don't" to match with it. "Well" is the manner in which my friends don't swim.
16. My mum doesn't sleep well.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "My mum", which is a singular noun, so we use the verb "doesn't" to match with it. "Well" is the manner in which my mum doesn't sleep.
17. You don't ride a bike.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "You", which is a pronoun that can be singular or plural, but the context suggests a singular meaning, so we use the verb "don't" to match with it. "A bike" is the object that you don't ride.
18. She doesn't ride a horse.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "She", which is a singular pronoun, so we use the verb "doesn't" to match with it. "A horse" is the object that she doesn't ride.
19. Nick and Tom don't walk in the park.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "Nick and Tom", which is a plural noun, so we use the verb "don't" to match with it. "In the park" is the location where Nick and Tom don't walk.
20. Denis doesn't jump well.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "Denis", which is a singular noun, so we use the verb "doesn't" to match with it. "Well" is the manner in which Denis doesn't jump.
21. I don't eat sandwiches for breakfast.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "I", which is a singular pronoun, so we use the verb "don't" to match with it. "Sandwiches for breakfast" is the meal that I don't eat.
22. We don't read books.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "We", which is a plural pronoun, so we use the verb "don't" to match with it. "Books" is the object that we don't read.
23. My dad doesn't watch TV.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "My dad", which is a singular noun, so we use the verb "doesn't" to match with it. "TV" is the object that my dad doesn't watch.
24. I don't do my homework.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "I", which is a singular pronoun, so we use the verb "don't" to match with it. "My homework" is the task that I don't do.
25. John doesn't do his homework.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "John", which is a singular noun, so we use the verb "doesn't" to match with it. "His homework" is the task that John doesn't do.
26. Mary doesn't read a book.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "Mary", which is a singular noun, so we use the verb "doesn't" to match with it. "A book" is the object that Mary doesn't read.
27. Girls don't drink tea.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "Girls", which is a plural noun, so we use the verb "don't" to match with it. "Tea" is the object that girls don't drink.
28. Jane doesn't drink tea.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "Jane", which is a singular noun, so we use the verb "doesn't" to match with it. "Tea" is the object that Jane doesn't drink.
29. I don't clean my teeth.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "I", which is a singular pronoun, so we use the verb "don't" to match with it. "My teeth" is the object that I don't clean.
30. Rick doesn't run in the park.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "Rick", which is a singular noun, so we use the verb "doesn't" to match with it. "In the park" is the location where Rick doesn't run.
Note: In each sentence, I have provided a detailed explanation of why we use "don't" or "doesn't" based on the subject and object of the sentence. I have also included additional information, such as the location or manner, where applicable, to provide a comprehensive understanding of the sentence for the student.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "I", which is a singular pronoun, so we use the verb "don't" to match with it. "Jam" is the object of the sentence, and we use the base form of the verb "like" after it.
2. My friend doesn't like horses.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "My friend", which is a singular noun, so we use the verb "doesn't" to match with it. "Horses" is the object of the sentence, and we use the base form of the verb "like" after it.
3. I don't live in Russia.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "I", which is a singular pronoun, so we use the verb "don't" to match with it. "Russia" is the location where I don't live.
4. My friend doesn't live in London.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "My friend", which is a singular noun, so we use the verb "doesn't" to match with it. "London" is the location where my friend doesn't live.
5. The boys don't play football.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "The boys", which is a plural noun, so we use the verb "don't" to match with it. "Football" is the activity that the boys don't play.
6. My friends don't play football.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "My friends", which is a plural noun, so we use the verb "don't" to match with it. "Football" is the activity that my friends don't play.
7. My friend doesn't play basketball.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "My friend", which is a singular noun, so we use the verb "doesn't" to match with it. "Basketball" is the activity that my friend doesn't play.
8. We don't sing English songs.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "We", which is a plural pronoun, so we use the verb "don't" to match with it. "English songs" is the type of songs that we don't sing.
9. My sister doesn't like to swim in the river.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "My sister", which is a singular noun, so we use the verb "doesn't" to match with it. "To swim in the river" is the activity that my sister doesn't like.
10. The pupils don't run well.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "The pupils", which is a plural noun, so we use the verb "don't" to match with it. "Well" is the manner in which the pupils don't run.
11. Jim doesn't skate in Winter.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "Jim", which is a singular noun, so we use the verb "doesn't" to match with it. "In Winter" is the time when Jim doesn't skate.
12. Alice doesn't live in Krasnodar.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "Alice", which is a singular noun, so we use the verb "doesn't" to match with it. "Krasnodar" is the location where Alice doesn't live.
13. They don't live in Rostov.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "They", which is a plural pronoun, so we use the verb "don't" to match with it. "Rostov" is the location where they don't live.
14. The frog doesn't skip well.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "The frog", which is a singular noun, so we use the verb "doesn't" to match with it. "Well" is the manner in which the frog doesn't skip.
15. My friends don't swim well.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "My friends", which is a plural noun, so we use the verb "don't" to match with it. "Well" is the manner in which my friends don't swim.
16. My mum doesn't sleep well.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "My mum", which is a singular noun, so we use the verb "doesn't" to match with it. "Well" is the manner in which my mum doesn't sleep.
17. You don't ride a bike.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "You", which is a pronoun that can be singular or plural, but the context suggests a singular meaning, so we use the verb "don't" to match with it. "A bike" is the object that you don't ride.
18. She doesn't ride a horse.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "She", which is a singular pronoun, so we use the verb "doesn't" to match with it. "A horse" is the object that she doesn't ride.
19. Nick and Tom don't walk in the park.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "Nick and Tom", which is a plural noun, so we use the verb "don't" to match with it. "In the park" is the location where Nick and Tom don't walk.
20. Denis doesn't jump well.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "Denis", which is a singular noun, so we use the verb "doesn't" to match with it. "Well" is the manner in which Denis doesn't jump.
21. I don't eat sandwiches for breakfast.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "I", which is a singular pronoun, so we use the verb "don't" to match with it. "Sandwiches for breakfast" is the meal that I don't eat.
22. We don't read books.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "We", which is a plural pronoun, so we use the verb "don't" to match with it. "Books" is the object that we don't read.
23. My dad doesn't watch TV.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "My dad", which is a singular noun, so we use the verb "doesn't" to match with it. "TV" is the object that my dad doesn't watch.
24. I don't do my homework.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "I", which is a singular pronoun, so we use the verb "don't" to match with it. "My homework" is the task that I don't do.
25. John doesn't do his homework.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "John", which is a singular noun, so we use the verb "doesn't" to match with it. "His homework" is the task that John doesn't do.
26. Mary doesn't read a book.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "Mary", which is a singular noun, so we use the verb "doesn't" to match with it. "A book" is the object that Mary doesn't read.
27. Girls don't drink tea.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "Girls", which is a plural noun, so we use the verb "don't" to match with it. "Tea" is the object that girls don't drink.
28. Jane doesn't drink tea.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "Jane", which is a singular noun, so we use the verb "doesn't" to match with it. "Tea" is the object that Jane doesn't drink.
29. I don't clean my teeth.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "I", which is a singular pronoun, so we use the verb "don't" to match with it. "My teeth" is the object that I don't clean.
30. Rick doesn't run in the park.
Explanation: The subject of the sentence is "Rick", which is a singular noun, so we use the verb "doesn't" to match with it. "In the park" is the location where Rick doesn't run.
Note: In each sentence, I have provided a detailed explanation of why we use "don't" or "doesn't" based on the subject and object of the sentence. I have also included additional information, such as the location or manner, where applicable, to provide a comprehensive understanding of the sentence for the student.