I don't like doesn't like( don't like, doesn't like ) mornings.
My co-workers and I have has( have, has ) coffee together.
My mother doesn't watch don't watch( doesn't watch, don't watch ) TV in the morning.
My sister has have( has, have ) breakfast early. Then she tries to study.
My husband and I don't read doesn't read( don't read, doesn't read ) the newspaper on weekdays.
My best friend doesn't get up don't get up( doesn't get up, don't get up ) early.
My friend Melissa goes go( goes, go ) to school early and does do( does, do ) her homework in the library.
My uncle doesn't watch don't watch( doesn't watch, don't watch ) TV. He thinks think( thinks, think ) it's not good for you.
I'm pretty quiet in the morning. I don't talk doesn't talk( don't talk, doesn't talk ) a lot.
My classmates John and Sara eat eats( eat, eats ) breakfast together in the cafeteria.