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i do not know the rules of soccer vs i do not knows the rules of soccer

The correct phrase is 'I do not know the rules of soccer.' The verb 'know' should be in the base form after 'do not.' The incorrect phrase 'I do not knows the rules of soccer' uses the incorrect form of the verb 'know.'

Last updated: March 22, 2024

i do not know the rules of soccer

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is the correct way to express that you are not familiar with the rules of soccer. 'Know' is the base form of the verb that should follow 'do not.'

Examples:

  • I do not know the rules of basketball.
  • She does not know how to swim.
  • They do not know the answer.
  • He does not know where the keys are.
  • We do not know the way to the museum.
  • Conversely, it may be a problem that the consumers do not know the rules.
  • Mr President, I crave your forbearance because I do not know which Rule of the Rules of Procedure I am speaking under.
  • I do not know which Rule of the Rules of Procedure this is based on.
  • Whereas, generally speaking, consumers do not know the rules of law which, in Member States other than their own, govern contracts for the sale of goods or services;
  • Most importantly, our consumers do not feel safe because they do not know the rules and, in many cases, the compensation mechanisms are not working in the way they should.
  • Mr President, I do not know which of the Rules of Procedure entitles me to take the floor, but thank you for having given me the opportunity.
  • I do not know what has gone wrong in the Verts/ALE Group, but the Rules of Procedure state very clearly that you are supposed to give notice of explanations of vote.
  • Mrs Muscardini, I do not know the answer to your question.
  • Truthfully, I do not know the exact number.
  • Your Highness, I do not know the reasoning for your actions.
  • I do not know the English word for what I feel.
  • I do not know whether this requirement still applies, or whether the Rules of Procedure have anything to say on this subject, and so I do not know whether I should register my indignation at these practices.
  • Men and women are being treated, at times, like livestock at the checkpoints by security officers who do not know the rules they are applying or the exceptions to those rules, because the rules have been declared secret.
  • The staff in place do not know the rules governing the subsidy concerned under the National Strategic Reference Framework (NSRF): each CCRD has only one member of staff to check all the invoices and operate the EU subsidy rules.
  • Whatever your decision, ladies and gentlemen, I would consider it logical, although I do not know whether this is compatible with the Rules of Procedure, for a single vote to apply also to the other two in order to ensure the coherence of the text.
  • At 11.59 p.m. the rule does not apply, but at 12.01 a.m. it does apply, but I do not know the exact cost.
  • I do not know the answer, but the question ought to have been examined.
  • I do not know the least thing about the complaints of individual citizens before the courts.
  • About Greece, I am not able to answer because I do not know the details.
  • Mr President, I must admit that I do not know the fellow Member.

i do not knows the rules of soccer

This phrase is incorrect in English.

  • Conversely, it may be a problem that the consumers do not know the rules.
  • Mr President, I crave your forbearance because I do not know which Rule of the Rules of Procedure I am speaking under.
  • I do not know which Rule of the Rules of Procedure this is based on.
  • Whereas, generally speaking, consumers do not know the rules of law which, in Member States other than their own, govern contracts for the sale of goods or services;
  • Most importantly, our consumers do not feel safe because they do not know the rules and, in many cases, the compensation mechanisms are not working in the way they should.
  • Mr President, I do not know which of the Rules of Procedure entitles me to take the floor, but thank you for having given me the opportunity.
  • I do not know what has gone wrong in the Verts/ALE Group, but the Rules of Procedure state very clearly that you are supposed to give notice of explanations of vote.
  • Mrs Muscardini, I do not know the answer to your question.
  • Truthfully, I do not know the exact number.
  • Your Highness, I do not know the reasoning for your actions.
  • I do not know the English word for what I feel.
  • I do not know whether this requirement still applies, or whether the Rules of Procedure have anything to say on this subject, and so I do not know whether I should register my indignation at these practices.
  • Men and women are being treated, at times, like livestock at the checkpoints by security officers who do not know the rules they are applying or the exceptions to those rules, because the rules have been declared secret.
  • The staff in place do not know the rules governing the subsidy concerned under the National Strategic Reference Framework (NSRF): each CCRD has only one member of staff to check all the invoices and operate the EU subsidy rules.
  • Whatever your decision, ladies and gentlemen, I would consider it logical, although I do not know whether this is compatible with the Rules of Procedure, for a single vote to apply also to the other two in order to ensure the coherence of the text.
  • At 11.59 p.m. the rule does not apply, but at 12.01 a.m. it does apply, but I do not know the exact cost.
  • I do not know the answer, but the question ought to have been examined.
  • I do not know the least thing about the complaints of individual citizens before the courts.
  • About Greece, I am not able to answer because I do not know the details.
  • Mr President, I must admit that I do not know the fellow Member.

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