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    This document discusses subject-verb agreement in sentences using don't/doesn't. It explains that "don't" is used with first person pronouns like I and we, as well as third person plural pronouns like they, while "doesn't" is used with third person singular pronouns like he, she and it. Examples are provided of full sentences following these rules about subject-verb agreement.

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    This document discusses subject-verb agreement in sentences using don't/doesn't. It explains that "don't" is used with first person pronouns like I and we, as well as third person plural pronouns like they, while "doesn't" is used with third person singular pronouns like he, she and it. Examples are provided of full sentences following these rules about subject-verb agreement.

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    This document discusses subject-verb agreement in sentences using don't/doesn't. It explains that "don't" is used with first person pronouns like I and we, as well as third person plural pronouns like they, while "doesn't" is used with third person singular pronouns like he, she and it. Examples are provided of full sentences following these rules about subject-verb agreement.

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    Subject

    don't/doesn't Verb*

    I / you / we / they

    don't

    he / she / it

    doesn't

    have / buy
    eat / like etc.

    First Person:
    I, we do.../...don't (= do not)
    Second Person:
    he, she, it does.../...doesn't (=does not)
    Third Person:
    they do.../...don't (=do not)
    The law (it) : hence, "The law doesn't..."

    The Rest of the sentence


    cereal for breakfast

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