Make the sentence interrogative.
You are going to play golf.
Are you going to play golf?
I played video games for too long time and now my fingers hurt.
What should I do?
see a doctor/play less video games
You should play less video games.
What is he going to do?
He is going to study.
GO DO or PLAY?
do
I have a backache. What should I do?
You should study more/take a pain killer
You should take a pain killer
My Math teacher hates me. What should I do?
see a doctor/talk to your teacher
You should talk to your teacher.
Make the sentence negative.
Paul is going to have coffee.
Paul isn't going to have coffee.
Make the sentence affirmative.
They aren't going to see a doctor.
They are going to see a doctor.
What is she going to do?
She is going to play volleyball.
I ate too much pizza and now I have a stomachache. What should I do?
take an aspirin/have some herbal tea
You should have some herbal tea.
GO DO or PLAY?
play
Make the sentence negative.
She is going to eat a cake.
She isn't going to eat a cake.
I have a headache. What should I do?
take an aspirin/eat less sugar
You should take an aspirin.
GO DO or PLAY?
play
GO DO or PLAY?
go
GO DO or PLAY?
do
I broke my mother's vase. What should I do?
put it under the carpet/buy her another vase
You should buy her another vase.
I have a toothache. What should I do?
drink some water/see a dentist
You should see a dentist?
I took bad grades in my tests. What should I do?
see a doctor/study more
You should study more.
Make the sentence interrogative.
He isn't going to sleep.
Is he going to sleep?
What are they going to do?
They are going to travel.
GO DO or PLAY?
go
Make the sentence interrogative.
He is going to play soccer.
Is he going to play soccer?
Make the sentence interrogative.
They are going to visit a museum.
Are they going to visit a museum?
GO DO or PLAY?
play