We use the Present Simple to say what we do every day or to talk about our habits.

When the subject is he, she or it, we add -s:

I work every day, but He works every day.

To make questions or negative sentences, we should use do/does:

Do you drink tea every evening? — No, I don't like tea, I like juice.

Does he drink tea every evening? — No, he doesn't like tea, he likes juice.

He read reads is read a book at 12 o'clock.

She not don't doesn't watch TV on Mondays.

He ride riding rides a scooter at the weekend.

Does it sleep Do it sleep Does it sleeps at 6 o'clock?

A: Does she play with her cat at 9 o'clock?

B: Yes, she is play does .

A: Does it have a bath at 3 o'clock?

B: No, it isn't doesn't not .