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1. Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct?

  • A. He don't like coffee.
  • B. He don't like coffee.
  • C. He don't like coffee.
  • D. He don't like coffee.

Answer: Option B

Explanation:

  • "He doesn't like coffee": uses the correct third-person singular negative contraction "doesn't" with the correct verb form "like" for a singular subject "He". 
Why the other options are incorrect:
  • "He don't like coffee": This uses the incorrect contraction "don't" which is for plural subjects, or the incorrect verb form "do" which should be "does" with a singular subject. 
  • "He not likes coffee": This lacks the auxiliary verb "doesn't" and uses an incorrect word order. 
  • "He isn't like coffee": This implies a state of being rather than a dislike for something. "Isn't" is used for comparisons like "He isn't like his brother," where it describes a shared quality. 

 


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