Question

My sister doesn't/don't like milk. Do/does we go to the cinearest.He don't/doesn't play tennis every day.Tom and Jack don't/doesn't do theit homework.Do /does she eat chicken.His father don't/doesn't likefishing.My dog don't/doesn't likemilk. My friend doesn't/don't playfootball

Answer 1

My sister doesn't like milk. Do we go to the cinearest.He doesn't play tennis every day.Tom and Jack don't do theit homework.Does she eat chicken.His father doesn't like fishing.My dog doesn't like milk. My friend doesn't play football.

Answer 2

Sure, let's break down each sentence and correct them:

1. My sister doesn't like milk. - "Doesn't" is used because "sister" is a singular noun, so the correct form is "doesn't."

2. Do we go to the cinearest? - "Do" is the correct form for the plural pronoun "we." So it should be "Do we go to the cinearest?"

3. He doesn't play tennis every day. - "Doesn't" is used because "he" is a singular pronoun, so the correct form is "doesn't."

4. Tom and Jack don't do their homework. - "Don't" is used because "Tom and Jack" together form a plural subject, so the correct form is "don't."

5. Does she eat chicken? - "Does" is used because "she" is a singular pronoun, so the correct form is "Does she eat chicken?"

6. His father doesn't like fishing. - "Doesn't" is used because "father" is a singular noun, so the correct form is "doesn't."

7. My dog doesn't like milk. - "Doesn't" is used because "dog" is a singular noun, so the correct form is "doesn't."

8. My friend doesn't play football. - "Doesn't" is used because "friend" is a singular noun, so the correct form is "doesn't."

To summarize, when the subject is singular (like "sister," "he," "father," "dog," and "friend"), you use "doesn't." When the subject is plural (like "we," "Tom and Jack," or "they"), you use "don't." Additionally, when forming questions with singular subjects, you use "does," and with plural subjects, you use "do."