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"Does" is third person singular and positive. "Don't" is singular or plural, and negative. I/we/you/they do like pizza.
- "Does" is third person singular and positive.
- "Don't" is singular or plural, and negative.
- I/we/you/they do like pizza.
- I/we/you/they don't like broccoli.
- He does like pizza.
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"Does" is third person singular and positive.
"Don't" is singular or plural, and negative.
I/we/you/they do like pizza.
I/we/you/they don't like broccoli.
He does like pizza.
He doesn't like broccoli.
"Don't" is singular or plural, and negative.
I/we/you/they do like pizza.
I/we/you/they don't like broccoli.
He does like pizza.
He doesn't like broccoli.
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