"Neha does not eat fish."

Translation: नेहा मछली नहीं खाती।

[kritins]

Why is hai not present at the end of the sentence

[Gita-ji]

When 'nahīṇ' (नहीं) AND another main verb (here खाती) are present, 'hai' (है) is not essential.
A sentence must have a verb at the end.

[NilamaneeV]

When do we use hain? And when can we omit it?

[Ted-B]

Why not "nehi" as the last word after "Khaati"

[rmb206]

When can you leave the sentence without 'hona' at the end?

[rainforestmind]

When does "not" go before the verb, and when does it go after the verb?

[CathyIsAwesome]

I think it always goes before a verb. The question is, which verb? When "to be" (hai, ho, hoon) is present at the end of the sentence, I put nahi just before it. If hai/ho/hoon is missing, I put nahi in front of the verb that is closest to the end. So far, Duo is marking me correct.