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En el presente:

I don't buy those things.

You don't buy books in this store.

He doesn't buy anything expensive.

She doesn't buy apples at the grocery store.

We don't buy cakes here.

You all don't want to buy her toys.

They don't buy candy on Halloween.

En el pretérito:

I didn't buy that book.

You didn't buy his car?

He didn't buy my cookies!

She didn't buy anything.

We didn't buy any movies this year.

You all didn't buy anything at the store?

They didn't buy your computer.

I don't buy meat.

You will not buy those tickets.

She will not buy red lipstick.

We don't buy anything from a fruit stand. (nosotro(a)s)

They don't buy colas. (ellos/ellas)

Verbo Buy

I didn't buy his story.

You aren't buying any grapes today.

She won't buy foreign products.

He hasn't bought a present for his wife yet.

We hadn't bought any books by the time school started.

You people never buy impulsively, do you?

They didn't buy any raffle tickets.

You have not bought bread

- Io no buy a decirte nada

En presente?

I don't buy oranges in the library.

You don't want to buy a car.

He doesn't buy a dog.

She doesn't buy a red purse.

We don't buy the house downtown.

You don't buy the shoes in this shop.

They don't buy a new computer.

Do I buy oranges ?

Do you buy a car?

Does he buy a dog?

does she buy a purse?

Does we buy a house?

Does you buy those shoes?

Does they buy a computer?