(Do | Does) he like biscuits? | No, he (don't | doesn't). He (don't like | doesn't like) biscuits.
Does he like biscuits? | No, he doesn't. He doesn't like biscuits.
(Do | Does) he like fish? | No, he (don't | doesn't). He (don't like | doesn't like) fish.
Does he like fish? | No, he doesn't. He doesn't like fish.
(Do | Does) you like biscuits? | No, I (don't | doesn't). I (don't like | doesn't like) biscuits.
Do you like biscuits? | No, I don't. I don't like biscuits.
(Do | Does) he like chicken? | Yes, he (do | does). He (like | likes) chicken.
Does he like chicken? | Yes, he does. He likes chicken.
(Do | Does) she like chicken? | No, she (don't | doesn't). She (don't like | doesn't like) chicken.
Does she like chicken? | No, she doesn't. She doesn't like chicken.
(Do | Does) he like sandwiches? | Yes, he (do | does). He (like | likes) sandwiches.
Does he like sandwiches? | Yes, he does. He likes sandwiches.
(Do | Does) she like biscuits? | Yes, she (do | does). She (like | likes) biscuits.
Does she like biscuits? | Yes, she does. She likes biscuits.
(Do | Does) she like fish? | Yes, she (do | does). She (like | likes) fish.
Does she like fish? | Yes, she does. She likes fish.
(Do | Does) you like fish? | No, I (don't | doesn't). I (don't like | doesn't like) fish.
Do you like fish? | Yes, I do. I like fish.
(Do | Does) she like sandwiches? | No, she (don't | doesn't). She (don't like | doesn't like) sandwiches.
Does she like sandwiches? | No, she doesn't. She doesn't like sandwiches.
(Do | Does) you like sandwiches? | No, I (don't | doesn't). I (don't like | doesn't like) sandwiches.
Do you like sandwiches? | Yes, I do. I like sandwiches.
(Do | Does) you like chicken? | No, I (don't | doesn't). I (don't like | doesn't like) chicken.
Do you like chicken? | No, I don't. I don't like chicken.