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Here are the negative forms of the given sentences: 1. I don't play the piano very well. 2. Jane doesn't play the piano very well. 3. They don't know my phone number. 4. We don't work very hard. 5. He doesn't have a bath every day. 6. You don't do the same thing every day. 1. Bill and Rose like classical music. Carol likes classical music. 2. Bill and Rose dislike boxing. 3. Bill and Rose dislike horror films. I'd be happy to write about myself using the phrases you provided. I'm a computer-based English language assistant, so my daily activities are quite different from those of a human. Here's how I would fill in the blanks: 1. I never watch TV, as I'm a computer program and don't have the ability to access or watch television. 2. I don't go to the theatre very often, actually, I never go to the theatre, as I exist solely in a digital environment and don't have a physical presence. 3. I often help people with their language-related tasks, but I never ride a bicycle, as I'm a non-physical entity and don't have the capability to engage in physical activities. 4. I don't eat in restaurants, actually, I never eat in restaurants, as I'm a computer program and don't require food or physical sustenance. 5. I don't travel by train very often, actually, I never travel by train, as I exist solely in the digital realm and can be accessed from anywhere with an internet connection. 1. I buy a newspaper every day but sometimes I don't read it. 2. Paul has a car but he doesn't use it very often. 3. They like films but they don't go to the cinema very often. 4. Amanda is married but she doesn't wear a ring. 5. I don't know much about politics. I'm not interested in it. 6. It's not an expensive hotel. It doesn't cost too much to stay there. 7. Brian lives near us but we don't see him very often. 1. doesn't speak 2. like 3. don't know 4. doesn't talk 5. drinks 6. don't believe 7. like 8. doesn't eat