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PRESENT, Subject + does + not + verb + … - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Often
      - Sometimes
      - Usually
      - Never
      - Always
  - - - Watch:Watches
    - - Kiss:Kisses
    - - Crash:Crashes
    - - Fix:Fixes
    - - Go:Goes
  - - - To say a routine
        
        We often use adverbs of frequency
        
        I usually go to the school
    - - When we are discussing a timetable or a fixed plan
        
        School begins at nine tomorrow.
  - - - Try: Tries
  - - - Negative form
        
        in the 3rd person where we use does not.
        
        He doesn't pay attention in class.
        
        She doesn't study.
        
        It doesn't eat too much.
      - Question form
        
        Does + Subject ( He, She, It ) + V1 ( First Form of Verb )
        
        Does she study?
        
        Does it eat too much?
        
        Does he pay attention in class?
      - Affirmative form
        
        Subject + verb + …
        
        She studies.
        
        It eats too much.
        
        He pays attention in class.
    - - Negative form
        
        Subject ( I, You, We, They ) + do not + V1 ( First Form of Verb )
        
        Sometimes, we don't go there
      - Question form
        
        Do + Subject ( I, You, We, They ) + V1 ( First Form of Verb )
        
        Do you eat pizza?
      - Affirmative form
        
        Subject ( I, You, We, They ) + V1 ( First Form of Verb )
        
        I study too much
  - - - Move: Moves
    - - Pay: Pays
- - - - SUBJECT + VERB TO BE + NEGATIVE + (VERB + -ING) + ...
        
        EXAMPLE: I am not going to school
    - - VERB TO BE + SUBJECT + (VERB+ING) + ...
        
        EXAMPLE: Are you going to school?
    - - SUBJECT + VERB TO BE + (VERB+ -ING) + ...
        
        EXAMPLE: I am going to school
  - - - EXAMPLE: enjoy becomes enjoying // study becomes studying
    - - EXAMPLE:
        The last syllable is stressed:
        commit becomes committing //
        The last syllable is not stressed:
        whisper becomes whispering
    - - EXAMPLE: swim becomes swimming // run becomes running
    - - EXAMPLE: make becomes making // take becomes taking
    - - EXAMPLE: die becomes dying
    - - EXAMPLE: do becomes doing // ask becomes asking