Present Indefinite Tense - Negative

Present Indefinite Tense
Type of Sentence	Rule
Negative	Subject + Do/Does + not + Verb (Ist form) + Object + (.)

We use Does Only with Third Person Singular like

He/she/Ram/ Shayam

Present Indefinite - Negative		Ham ball se nahee khelate hai.
Person	Subject	Do / Does
Ist person	I	do not play	with ball.
Ist Person -Plural	We	do not play	with ball.
2nd Person	You	do not play	with ball.
3rd Person -Singular	He/She/It/Ram/Seema	does not play	with ball.
3rd Person -Plural	They/boys	do not play	with ball.

Sentence	Vaakya
Arif does not speak the truth.	Arif sach nahee bolataa hai.
Children do not make a noise.	Bachche shor nahee karate hai.
I do not like your behaviour.	Mujhe aapakaa vyavahaar pasand nahee aataa hai.
I do not shirk work.	maiN kaam se jee nahee churaataa hoon.
Lion does not eat grass.	Sher ghaas nahee khaataa hai.
Rajni does not go to office on Saturday.	Rajni Shanivaar ko office nahee jaatee hai.
You do not need my help.	Tumhe meree madad kee jaroorat nahee hotee hai.

Present Indefinite Tense
Type of Sentence	Rule
Interrogative	Do/Does + Subject + Verb (Ist form) + Object + (?)
Interrogative & Negative	Do/Does + Subject +not + Verb (Ist form) + Object + (?)

esent Indefinite Interrogative sentence starts with 'Do / Does'. In Present Indefinite Interrogative and Negative sentence, 'not' is added just before 'verb'. Question Mark (?) is affixed at the end of sentence in place of Full Stop (.).

Present Indefinite Tense - Negative

'Do / Does' is also used to emphasise something in Present Indefinite Tense 

 Sometimes Present Indefinite Tense is used for Future Tense mostly when future action is considered as already fixed programme. 

Sentence	Vaakya
We start tomorrow	Ham kal chalenge.
Our school closes for summer vacation tomorrow.	Hamaaraa school garmiyo kee chhuTTiyo ke liye kal band hogaa.
Avyan reaches India tomorrow.	Avyan kal India pahunch rahaa hai.
Does Ankit's marriage come off next Sunday?	Kyaa Ankit kee shaadee agale Sunday hai?

Possitive	Negative	Interrogative
I learn English daily.	I do not learn English daily.	Do I learn English daily?
I go to temple every day.	I do not go to temple every day.	Do I go to temple every day?
He completes his homework daily.	He does not complete his homework daily.	Does he complete his homework daily?
He studies in seventh class.	He does not study in seventh class.	Does he study in seventh class?
His sisters go to college daily.	His sisters do not go to college daily.	Do his sisters go to college daily?
Their sister also goes to college daily.	Their sister also does not go to college daily.	Does their sister also go to college daily?
My teacher loves all good students.	My teacher does not love all good students.	Does my teacher love all good students?
Teachers, in our school, monitor growth of every student.	Teachers, in our school, do not monitor growth of every student.	Do teachers, in our school, monitor growth of every student?
Girls love to gossip.	Girls do not love to gossip.	Do girls love to gossip?
I want to help the poor boy.	I do not want to help the poor boy.	Do I want to help the poor boy?
He works very hard.	He does not work very hard.	Does he work very hard?
Teachers also support him.	Teachers also do not support him.	Do teachers also support him?