The Present Simple Tense

Our teacher doesn't always prepare us for tests.

Our teacher doesn't always prepares us for tests.

Our teacher don't always prepare us for tests.

Her dog don't like to sleep on the sofa.

Our dog doesn't like to sleep on the sofa.

Our dog doesn't likes to sleep on the sofa.

Den doesn't often go on a ride with his friends.

Den doesn't often goes on a ride with his friends.

Den don't often go on a ride with his friends.

Ted and Victor don't prefer to travel by car.

Ted and Victor doesn't prefer to travel by car.

Ted and Victor don't prefers to travel by car.

It don't ofen rains in spring.

It doesn't often rain in spring.

It doesn't often rains in spring.

His sister don't runs a small cafe.

His sister doesn't run a small cafe.

His sister doesn't runs a small cafe.

All children don't like sweets and ice cream.

All children doesn't like sweets and ice cream.

All children don't likes sweets and ice cream.

They don't always go for a walk in the evening.

They doesn't always go for a walk in the evening.

They don't always goes for a walk in the evening.

She don't buy fresh magazines.

She doesn't buys fresh magazines.

She doesn't buy fresh magazines.

We don't need three apples for the fruit salad.

We doesn't need three apples for the fruit salad.

We don't needs three apples for the fruit salad.

These children don't want to become musicians.

These children doesn't want to become musicians.

These children don't wants to become musicians.

Cats doesn't catch mice.

Cats don't catch mice.

Cats don't catches mice.