We ... (not like) to eat ice-cream in the morning.
We don't like to eat ice-cream in the morning.
My brother ... (not write) beautifully.
My brother doesn't write beautifully.
Mike ... (not hug) people when he's happy.
Mike doesn't hug people when he's happy.
My friend and I ... (play) computer games.
My friend and I play computer games.
My sister ... (not know) how to cook seafood.
My sister doesn't know how to cook seafood.
The puppies ... (sleep) on their own bed.
The puppies sleep on their own bed.
Helen, Kim, Amy and Sarah ... (not go) jogging everyday.
Helen, Kim, Amy and Sarah don't go jogging everyday.
Jack, Nicole and Pete ... (use) the laptop to prepare for their lesson.
Jack, Nicole and Pete use the laptop to prepare for their lesson.
My mom ... (look) at her watch.
My mom looks at her watch.
I ... (not feel) good today.
I don't feel good today.
My mom and dad ... (not have) salmon for dinner.
My mom and dad don't have salmon for dinner.
Mary ... (not eat) lollipops.
Mary doesn't eat lollipops.
I ... (not drink) Cocacola because it's unhealthy.
I don't drink Cocacola because it's unhealthy.
Cats ... (live) in our house.
Cats live in our house.
My friend ... (feel) so sleepy during Math class.
My friend feels so sleepy during Math class.
James ... (eat) sandwich for lunch today.
James eats sandwich for lunch today.
Jamie ... (need) to sleep because she stayed up late last night.
Jamie needs to sleep because she stayed up late last night.
Amy ... (read) a lot of books.
Amy reads a lot of books.