Don't or Doesn't
Objective: To teach correct usage of negative forms "don't" and "doesn't" with different subjects in English present tense sentences.
Content and Methods: The worksheet focuses on the auxiliary verb "do" in negation, specifically the distinction between "don't" (I/You/We/They) and "doesn't" (He/She/It). Methods include multiple-choice exercises, drag-and-drop activities, fill-in-the-blank tasks, and sentence reconstruction exercises using scrambled words.
Competencies:
- Basic grammar rule application for negative sentences
- Subject-verb agreement understanding
- Sentence construction skills
- Pattern recognition in English grammar
Target Group and Level: Elementary English language learners at A1-A2 level.
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Target group and level
Elementary English language learners at A1-A2 level.
Subjects
Don't or Doesn't

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The verb 'do' in negation
I/You/We/They don't (do not) play football.
He/She/It doesn't (does not) play football.