Which sentence is grammatically correct?

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AShe don't like pizza

BShe doesn't like pizza

CShe not likes pizza

DShe is not like pizza

Answer:

• (A) “She don’t like pizza” → incorrect; use doesn’t with “she”.

• (C) “She not likes pizza” → incorrect word order and form.

• (D) “She is not like pizza” → grammatically correct but has a different meaning (“She is not similar to pizza”), not appropriate for this context

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