Preview: Don't vs Doesn't Worksheets
2 pages🚫 Don't vs Doesn't Worksheets
📖 Concept
Use don't with I, you, we, they and doesn't with he, she, it. Example: I don't like rain. She doesn't like rain.
✏️ Section A - Choose don't or doesn't
✏️ Section B - Complete the sentence
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About This Don't vs Doesn't Worksheets Worksheet
This free printable don't vs doesn't worksheet helps grades 1-3 students form correct negative sentences. Learners choose the right form for each subject. Print on US Letter or A4 paper and use the included answer key to check work quickly.
What Students Will Learn
Students learn to match 'don't' with plural subjects and 'doesn't' with singular third-person subjects — a key skill for writing accurate negative sentences.
How Teachers Can Use This Worksheet
- Yes/No flip: Have students turn positive sentences into negatives using don't/doesn't.
- Subject sort: Sort subjects into don't/doesn't columns before completing the worksheet.
- Exit ticket: Ask each student to say one thing they don't like and one thing a friend doesn't like.
How Parents and Homeschoolers Can Use This Worksheet
Talk about likes and dislikes: 'I don't like ___, but she doesn't like ___.' Point out the difference and let your child practice both forms.
Skills Covered
don't vs doesn't · negatives · auxiliary verbs · subject-verb agreement · grammar