HE/SHE
A boy likes pizza. Start with “He…”
He likes pizza.
He ___ soccer. (like / likes)
He LIKES soccer.
He ___ like fish. (don't / doesn't)
He DOESN'T like fish.
Fix it: “He like cake.”
He likes cake.
A girl likes paragliding. Start with “She…”
She likes paragliding.
She ___ cats. (like / likes)
She LIKES cats.
She doesn't ___ milk. (like / likes)
She doesn't LIKE milk.
Fix it: “She don't like apples.”
She doesn't like apples.
A boy doesn't like milk. Complete: ___ ___ like milk.
He doesn't like milk.
Choose: A. He like bananas. B. He likes bananas.
B: He LIKES bananas.
Correct the sentence: “He doesn't likes pizza.”
He doesn't like pizza.
Fix it: “He doesn't likes ice cream.”
He doesn't like ice cream.
A girl likes apples but doesn't like bananas. Say both sentences in PRESENT SIMPLE FORM
She likes apples, but she doesn't like bananas.
Correct the sentence: “She like dogs and like cats.”
She likes dogs and likes cats.
Make this sentence negative: “She likes carrots, but she likes peas.”
She DOESN'T like carrots, but she likes peas. OR She likes carrots, but she DOESN'T like peas.
Fix both mistakes: “She don't likes pizza.”
She doesn't like pizza.