Drink means take liquid into your mouth and swallow it.
The idea
Use drink with I or you and drinks with she or he in the present. The past form is drank. After does not, use the base form drink.
Examples
- I drink water with lunch.
- She drinks tea in the morning.
- We drank coffee yesterday.
- Can I drink this water?
- The children are drinking milk.
- He does not drink coffee.
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After does not, do not add -s: say he does not drink coffee.
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Choose the present form with she. She ___ tea in the morning. (drink / drinks)
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drinks
Drinks agrees with she in the present.
Choose the past form for yesterday. Yesterday we ___ coffee. (drink / drank)
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drank
Drank is the past form of drink.
Choose the base form after does not. He does not ___ coffee. (drink / drinks)
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drink
Does already marks the present tense for he, so the sentence uses drink without an added -s.
Practice round
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Choose the present form with she. She ___ tea in the morning. (drink / drinks)
Choose the past form for yesterday. Yesterday we ___ coffee. (drink / drank)
Choose the base form after does not. He does not ___ coffee. (drink / drinks)
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Describe what you drink and ask if you may drink something.