Question

My friends don't go/aren't going to London today

Answer 1

Ответ:

my friends aren't going to London today

Answer 2

Ответ:

My friends aren't going to London today

With 'to be' :

I am (not), you are (not) = you aren't,

he is (not) = he isn't,

we/you/they are not = aren't

Answer 3

Both "don't go" and "aren't going" are correct options to use in this sentence, but they slightly change the emphasis and tense of the statement:

1. "My friends don't go to London today."

   • This version uses "don't go," which is in the present simple tense. It implies that your friends, as a general habit, do not go to London on any given day, including today.

2. "My friends aren't going to London today."

   • This version uses "aren't going," which is in the present continuous tense. It specifically refers to today, suggesting that your friends had no plans to go to London on this particular day.

Both sentences are grammatically correct, but the choice between them depends on the context and the intended meaning you want to convey.