Esta correcta mis frases con going to
Hola, quisieras saber si mis frases son correctas o necesitan corrección, y si es así me gustaría que por favor me corrigieran:
What's Fred going to do tomorrow? He's going to fix his car. (¿Qué va a hacer Fred mañana? Él va a arreglar su coche.)
What's Jenny going to do tomorrow? She's going to paint his bathroom. (¿Qué va a hacer Jenny mañana? Ella va a pintar su baño.)
What're Cathy and Dave going to do tomorrow? They're going to clean his windows. (¿Qué van a hacer Cathy y Dave mañana? Ellos van a limpiar sus ventanas.)
What's Tony going to do tomorrow? He's going to cook. (¿Qué va a hacer Tony mañana? Él va a cocinar.)
What're you and your brother going to do tomorrow? We're going to do our homework. (¿Qué van a hacer tú y tu hermano mañana? Vamos a hacer nuestra tarea.)
What's Andrew going to do tomorrow? He's going to clean his house. (¿Qué va a hacer Andrew mañana? Se va a limpiar su casa.)
What's Ashley going to do tomorrow? She's going to listen to music. (¿Qué va a hacer Ashley mañana? Ella va a escuchar música.)
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I see you have been a member for a while. Can you add your level of Spanish and English to your profile?
Having looked at your other questions, I assume you are learning English.
Have you been told to write sentences with contractions? This is how things are said in English and we sometimes write the contractions when writing dialogue.
I don't like 'what're' I would write what are. However, if you have been asked for contractions that is OK.
Some corrections:
She's going to paint her bathroom - no mention of anyone else so it makes more sense.
They're going to clean their windows
Here is a good podcast for British English:
One for Spanish speakers
One by a Spanish lady from Barcelona
Buena suerte
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Having seen some of your questions here is a site [no longer up dated] about pronouncing English
They all look OK to me except for "Se va a limpiar su casa." "Se" is not needed. you can use "él" if you want, but it's not necessary. In fact all your "él's" and "ella's" aren't necessary, but are not entirely incorrect. (Puertorriqueños use their subject pronouns all the time, but most Spanish speakers don't.)