I *don’t* (do) believe that story; it sounds too improbable.

She *doesn’t* (does) like coffee, she always drinks tea.

They *don’t* (do) want to go to the party tonight.

He *doesn’t* (does) understand why he got a low score on the test.

It *doesn’t* (does) matter if we arrive a bit late.

We *don’t* (do) need to hurry; we have plenty of time.

You *don’t* (do) know her as well as I do.

The dog *doesn’t* (does) seem to be hungry right now.

I *don’t* (do) think that’s a good idea.

She *doesn’t* (does) remember meeting him before.

They *don’t* (do) agree with the decision made by the committee.

He *doesn’t* (does) usually work on weekends.

The company *doesn’t* (does) accept credit cards as a form of payment.

We *don’t* (do) believe in ghosts or supernatural entities.

You *don’t* (do) need to justify yourself to anyone.

Övning 2: Använda andra negativa ord och fraser

Nobody *understands* (understand) the solution to the problem yet.

There is *nothing* (nothing) more to discuss on this topic.

She has *none* (none) of the books you are looking for.

We will go nowhere if we don’t have a clear direction.

He seldom *visits* (visit) his hometown anymore.

They never *arrive* (arrive) on time for meetings.

I can see *nothing* (nothing) wrong with your application form.

She hardly *ever* (ever) eats out, preferring home-cooked meals.

He is *never* (never) available when you need him.

She owns *no* (no) property in her name.

They have *neither* (neither) confirmed nor denied the allegations.

There is *no one* (no one) else who can complete this task but you.

He found *nothing* (nothing) interesting in the museum’s new exhibit.

We *rarely* (rarely) see such an occurrence in our data.

You should *never* (never) underestimate the power of a positive attitude.