Final answer:
To fill in the blanks for 'Some of my friends \ not like \ coffee,' the most common present tense form is 'Some of my friends do not like coffee.'
Step-by-step explanation:
To correctly fill in the blanks for the sentence 'Some of my friends \ not like \ coffee,' the appropriate present tense form of the verb will depend on whether you are expressing a fact that generally applies to all your friends in this context or if the statement applies to a specific situation happening now.
For a general fact, you would use 'do not like,' and for a specific situation happening now, it would be 'are not liking.' Therefore, the correct form could be either 'Some of my friends do not like coffee' which is more common, or 'Some of my friends are not liking coffee' which is less typical and could suggest a temporary condition or reaction.