Negative sentences in the Simple Present tense can be formed by adding the auxiliary verb "do" before the main verb and using the base form of the main verb.

Negative sentences do Simple Present

• In these negative sentences, the auxiliary verb "do" is used in the present tense to indicate negation. The base form of the main verb is used without the addition of "-s" or "-es" endings.
• Negative sentences in the Simple Present tense are used to express actions that do not happen regularly or are contrary to the given statements. In the given examples, we negate the statements by adding "do not" (don't)  or "does not" (doesn´t) before the main verbs.

Here are the negative sentences for the given statements:

1. John does not play football with his friends on Mondays.
2. He does not usually cook breakfast himself.
3. John does not work at the hospital.
4. He does not like to listen to music on his way to work.
5. John does not go to a Chinese restaurant every Saturday.
6. He does not wake up very early in the morning at the weekends.

In the given examples, we have created negative sentences by adding "does not" to the verb phrases.

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