Select don't OR doesn't. My brother don't / doesn't study for his test. I don't / doesn't wash the dishes. My mother don't / doesn't fix the sink. You don't / doesn't go to the par... Select don't OR doesn't. My brother don't / doesn't study for his test. I don't / doesn't wash the dishes. My mother don't / doesn't fix the sink. You don't / doesn't go to the park. She don't / doesn't have black hair. They don't / doesn't hurry to class. We don't / doesn't wish to be adults. My sister don't / doesn't teach guitar classes.
Understand the Problem
The question asks to choose between 'don't' and 'doesn't' to correctly complete the sentences, demonstrating an understanding of subject-verb agreement in English.
Answer
Here are the answers: My brother doesn't study for his test. I don't wash the dishes. My mother doesn't fix the sink. You don't go to the park. She doesn't have black hair. They don't hurry to class. We don't wish to be adults. My sister doesn't teach guitar classes.
Here are the correct sentences: My brother doesn't study for his test. I don't wash the dishes. My mother doesn't fix the sink. You don't go to the park. She doesn't have black hair. They don't hurry to class. We don't wish to be adults. My sister doesn't teach guitar classes.
Answer for screen readers
Here are the correct sentences: My brother doesn't study for his test. I don't wash the dishes. My mother doesn't fix the sink. You don't go to the park. She doesn't have black hair. They don't hurry to class. We don't wish to be adults. My sister doesn't teach guitar classes.
More Information
The words 'don't' and 'doesn't' are contractions. 'Don't' is the contraction of 'do not', while 'doesn't' is the contraction of 'does not'. We use 'doesn't' with third-person singular pronouns such as he, she, and it and singular nouns. We use 'don't' with first-person singular 'I', second-person singular and plural 'you', and first, second, and third-person plural pronouns such as we, you, and they.
Tips
A common mistake is to confuse when to use "don't" versus "doesn't." Remember that "doesn't" is used for singular third-person pronouns (he, she, it) and singular nouns, while "don't" is used for all other pronouns (I, you, we, they) and plural nouns.
Sources
- DON'T AND DOESN'TSelect don't OR doesn't. My brother ... - Brainly - brainly.lat
- [PDF] don't and doesn't - Liveworksheets.com - liveworksheets.com
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