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When using the third person singular (he, she, or it) in the Simple Present tense, you normally add an -s to the end of a verb. For example, he wears glasses. However, when using the negative form, the -s goes to the auxiliary verb do and gets an extra e, forming does, combined with not and the verb in the regular form. Example: he does not wear glasses.

One typical characteristic used to describe a person is to mention that they normally have or don't have their glasses on.

Listen to Sophie's description of Tom and fill in the blanks.

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He's got long dark hair and BLANK not BLANK BLANK.

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does

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This is the auxiliary verb for the Simple Present, but in the third person singular.

wear

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This is the verb related to what you normally do with glasses and clothes in general.

glasses

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A pair of lenses in a frame. You wear them in front of your eyes to see better if things look blurry.

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