¿Te gusta el té?
English: Do you like tea?
Spanish does not use a helper verb like 'do' for negatives or questions. Negatives use 'no', and questions use word order or intonation.
Use 'no' before the verb for negatives. For questions, invert the subject and verb or use rising intonation.
¿Te gusta el té?
English: Do you like tea?
Ella no trabaja aquí.
English: She does not work here.
Ellos no juegan hoy.
English: They do not play today.
¿Él habla inglés?
English: Does he speak English?
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