Present Simple

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I don’t go swimming
They don’t live in Moscow
You aren’t lazy
We don’t know what to do
She doesn’t like it
You don’t study diligently
It isn’t important
He doesn’t play chess well
They don’t listen to the teacher

Hello Marina,

There are just a few small mistakes in these sentences. We use 'well' as an adverb to describe how you do a verb and the verb 'listen' is ALWAYS followed by 'to' unless it is an order used on its own - Listen!

So you listen to the radio, listen to a concert ....

Hope this helps

Bob

I will add that the verb "learn" is followed by "to" when <em>immediately after the verb</em> the sentence mentions the person or thing that someone is trying to hear (or isn't trying to hear).  Example: 

Wife: "Dear, did you hear what I just said?"

Husband: "No, sorry, I wasn't listening to you."

Wife: "You never listen to me."

If the person or thing you are trying to hear (or not trying to hear) is <em>not</em> mentioned, you don't need the word "to".  Example:

Wife: "Dear, did you hear what I just said?"

Husband: "No, sorry, I wasn't listening."

Wife: "You <em>never</em> listen."