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What is the negative form of ‘They dance’ in the simple present tense?

A. They do not dance.
B. They are not dancing.
C. They have not danced.
D. They will not dance.

Answer: They do not dance.


Additional Information: In the simple present tense, the negative form is 'They do not dance.'


Subjects: Tenses, Grammar

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