What does he like to do on his birthday?
He likes to go out to eat on his birthday.
Chico has the day off. He (has to/doesn't have to) get up early.
Chico has the day off. He doesn't have to get up early.
The Smiths like to go to the beach. They (sometimes/usually) go on Saturday.
The Smiths like to go to the beach. They usually go on Saturday.
How often does your ESL class meet?
My ESL class meets twice a week.
My children like to have loud parties. They (don't/doesn't) like to go fishing.
My children like to have loud parties. They don't like to go fishing.
How often does your aunt go to the beach? She goes (every/once a week) Saturday.
She goes every Saturday.
How often does Martin go running? Martin goes running (every/twice) a week.
Martin goes running twice a week.
We love to go out to eat. We (never/often) go out to eat on Friday night.
We love to go out to eat. We often go out to eat on Friday night.
My sister (has to/don't have to) work at the hospital tonight.
My sister has to work at the hospital tonight.
I don't like to go to the gym. I (like/likes) to go hiking.
I don't like to go to the gym. I like to go hiking.
Sunday is a good day to do what activity?
Sunday is a good day to go bike riding. or Sunday is a good day to go for a bike ride.
What does the father want to do?
He wants to go fishing.
What does the couple want to do?
The couple wants to go for a walk. or They want to go for a walk.
What does she like to do on Saturday night?
She likes to go dancing on Saturday night.
Greg has to go to a concert for school. I (has to/have to) go to the same concert.
Greg has to go to a concert for school. I have to go to the same concert.