Rameera and Sabeena ………. Want to play tennis.

Correct sentence: Rameera and Sabeena don't want to play tennis.

Explanation: The subject "Rameera and Sabeena" is plural, so we use the auxiliary "do" in the negative form. In the present simple negative, use "do not / don't" + base verb. "Doesn't" is used with a singular third-person subject, and "hasn't / haven't" are used in the present perfect, so they are not correct here.

• Identify the subject: plural (two people).

• Choose the correct auxiliary for present simple negative: "do not / don't" for plural subjects.

• Use the base verb after the auxiliary: "don't want".