Kids (go/goes) for a walk every day.
Kids GO for a walk every day.
He often (play/plays) computer games.
He often PLAYS computer games.
Bob (don't/doesn't) want to go to school.
Bob DOESN'T want to go to school.
Jim and Jack (don't/doesn't) meet every day.
Jim and Jack DON'T meet every day.
(Do/Does) you like to drive a car? - No, I (don't/doesn't).
DO you like to drive a car? - No, I DON'T.
(Do/Does) she dance very well? - Yes, she (do/does).
DOES she dance very well? - Yes, she DOES.
My friend (like/likes) to play chess.
My friend LIKES to play chess.
We (live/lives) in New York.
We live in New York.
I (don't/doesn/t) like coffee.
I DON'T like coffee.
Mum (buy/buys) bread, she (don't/doesn't) bake it.
Mum BUYS bread, she DOESN'T bake it.
(Do/Does) your sister like cereal? - No, she (don't/doesn't).
DOES your sister like cereal? - No, she DOESN'T.
(Do/Does) you usually get up at seven o'clock? - Yes, I (do/does).
DO you usually get up at seven o'clock? - Yes, I DO.
They usually (have/has) breakfast at 9 o'clock.
They usually HAVE breakfast at 9 o'clock.
Mary (go/goes) to school at eight o'clock every day.
Mary GOES to school at eight o'clock every day.
I never (come/comes) home before two in the afternoon.
I never COME home before two in the afternoon.
Ben (don't/doesn't) want to eat porridge.
Ben DOESN'T want to eat porridge.
