Does the main verb need to change? I do not works outside.
Yes, it needs to change to work. The verb for do not says the same for (I / you / we / they) I do not work outside.
Does the main verb need to change? I does not works intside.
Yes, it needs to change to work. The verb for does not says the same for (He / She / It) He does not work inside.
Does he live in France?
No he doesn't live in France. He lives in China.
Can we say? The house do not have a yard?
No, a house and yard is thing. We use the word "it" for a thing. It doesn't have a yard.
How do you contract do not?
don't
How do you contract does not?
doesn't
Make the present simple verb negative: I doesn't
I don't
Make the present simple verb negative: He don't
He doesn't
Make the present simple verb negative: She doesn't
this is correct
Make the present simple verb negative: We doesn't
We don't
Make the present simple verb negative: They do
this is correct
Make the present simple verb negative correct: Jim doesn't has a test tomorrow.
Jim doesn't have a test tomorrow.
Make the present simple verb negative correct: Jane and Linda do has to go to school.
Jane and Linda do have to go to school.
Make the present simple verb negative correct: My mom do has to pick me up.
My mom does have to pick me up.
Make the present simple verb negative correct: I has to comb my hair.
I have to comb my hair.
Say the sentence two more different ways. He gets up at 5 am.
He does not get up at 5 am. He doesn't get up a 5 am.
