I / not / like coffee
I don’t like coffee.
I / not / live in Paris
I don’t live in Paris.
she / not / come from Spain
She doesn’t come from Spain.
John / not / work in a bank
John doesn’t work in a bank.
they / not / get up at eight o’clock
They don’t get up at eight o’clock.
we / not / go to the cinema every Friday
We don’t go to the cinema every Friday.
you / not / read the newspaper every day
You don’t read the newspaper every day.
he / not / go to school in France
He doesn’t go to school in France.
we / not / watch TV in the evening
We don’t watch TV in the evening.
I / not / have a shower in the morning
I don’t have a shower in the morning.
she / not / drink tea every afternoon
She doesn’t drink tea every afternoon.
they / not / visit their parents at the weekend
They don’t visit their parents at the weekend.
you / not / study English very often
You don’t study English very often.
it / not / rain here in the summer
It doesn’t rain here in the summer.
we / not / go out on Tuesday nights
We don’t go out on Tuesday nights.
he / not / like cabbage
He doesn’t like cabbage.
the sun / not / go round the earth
The sun doesn’t go round the earth.
she / not / play the piano
She doesn’t play the piano.
I / not / smoke
I don’t smoke.
Julie and Lucy / not / play football
Julie and Lucy don’t play football.