Thanks , but this doesn't answer my question.I asked you earlier today to clarify your question, and you didn't. It's not surprising that I didn't answer your question.
<<When do we have to use "not" and when do we have to use"don't" before a verb?>>
If you don't know what an operator is, see and first.
1. Use don't/doesn't/do not/does not if there is no other operator to attach the "not" to. 2. Use not if there is an operator it can follow or be attached to.
and read if you can the english grammar in use Unit 57 and you´ll see what I mean.
I deduce that not like, not work, not sing, not whatever,... is used for infinitive and the other don't cry, don't jump, don't whatever,.... is used to conjugate, is that right?.
There' s nothing else to say, no more examples, it's just like tha
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You are correct, however, in saying that not, and not don't, creates a negative infi