The negative form of simple present-tense verbs

 The video for Day 10 of English Success demonstrates how to make the negative form of a simple present verb.

 To make the negative form, add a form of do and the word not before the verb.

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Michael said, “I do not want bad health and poor energy.” Use the negative form to write about something that you don’t want, and use the negative form to describe its problems. For example, “I do not want to use bad English grammar for the rest of my life. Bad English grammar does not help the careers of people like me.” Add your comment

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