Complete each reply using the emphatic present simple.

The emphatic present simple is used to emphasize that something is true, especially when confirming a statement, correcting someone, or expressing strong feelings.

The structure is:

Subject + do/does + base form of the verb

Use do with I, you, we, and they, and does with he, she, and it.

Examples of completed replies:

1. A: You don't like chocolate, do you? B: I do like chocolate!

2. A: She doesn't speak English. B: She does speak English!

3. A: You don't understand the question. B: I do understand the question!

4. A: He doesn't work hard. B: He does work hard!

5. A: They don't enjoy playing football. B: They do enjoy playing football!

6. A: You don't remember me. B: I do remember you!

Important: After do or does, always use the base form of the main verb. For example, say "She does like music," not "She does likes music."

No specific incomplete replies were included in the question, so these examples demonstrate how to complete replies correctly using the emphatic present simple.