He (look / looks) tired.
He looks tired.
The boy (look / looks) happy.
The boy looks happy.
The girl (look / looks) sad.
The girl looks sad.
You (look / looks) sick.
You looks sick.
Jeff (sleep / sleeps) at 9 p.m.
Jeff sleeps at 9 p.m.
I ( don't / doesn't) want to sleep.
I don't want to sleep.
You (look / looks) so tired.
You look so tired.
Eric (like / likes) to (play / plays) with me.
Eric likes to play with me.
Vicky (look / looks) very tired.
Vicky looks very tired.
Jordan doesn't (play / plays) with us.
Jordan doesn't play with us.
You (look / looks) sad.
You look sad.
Vanessa (don't / doesn't) like tomato juice.
Vanessa doesn't like tomato juice.
Anna (look / looks) hungry.
Anna looks hungry.
They (look / looks) happy.
They look happy.
I (don't / doesn't) want pizza.
I don't want pizza.
She (don't / doesn't) want to drink water.
She doesn't want to drink water.
