Martin ... (not like) chocolate. His brothers ... (not like) potatoes.
Martin doesn't like chocolate. His brothers don't like potatoes.
Bob ... (not watch) TV but he ... (play) computer games.
Bob doesn't watch TV but he plays computer games.
We ... (not cook) dinner on Mondays.
We don't cook dinner on Mondays.
She ... (drink) coffee every day.
She drinks coffee every day.
I ... (drink) coffee every day.
I drink coffee every day.
... you like romcoms? - No, I ...
Do you like romcoms? - No, I don't.
... they like candies? - No, they ...
Do they like candies? - No, they don't.
... your sister play the guitar? - Yes, she ...
Does your sister play the guitar? - Yes, she does.
... you here? - Yes, I ...
Are you here? - Yes, I am.
Sally ... (to be, not) here.
Sally isn't here.
I ... (to be) here.
I am here.
My mom ... (wash) the dishes every day.
My mom washes the dishes every day.
... she happy? - No, she ...
Is she happy? - No, she isn't.
My dog ... (eat) everything but my cat ... (not eat) anything.
My dog eats everything but my cat doesn't eat anything.
Bob and Jerry ... (wash) their cars every Friday.
Bob and Jerry wash their cars every Friday.