1. I don't know how to ride a bicycle, motorcycle, and a fly an airplane. Intended Meaning: I do not know how to pilot/ride the two vehicles and the bike.
2. I don't know how to ride a bicycle, do know how to ride motorcycle, and do know how to fly an airplane.
Intended Meaning: I do not know how to ride a bicycle. I know how to ride a motorcycle. I know how to fly an airplane.
Sorry for the poor examples. I just want to know if "don't" can support the phrases, clauses, or whatever you call them.
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