Be going to
Present continuous
Ask / Tell
Ask / Tell 2
Mix
100

She / play the guitar

She is going to play the guitar (+ complement).

100

Areli / cook

Areli is cooking (+ complement).

100

Where is your sister?
- Diana

Could you...
Would you...
Ask her (Diana) where is her sister?

100

Don't watch TV.

- Gina

Could you...
Would you...
Tell her (Gina) not to watch TV.

100

Past tense of 

BUY

BOUGHT

200

He / study English

He is going to study English (+ complement).

200

Jack and Kelly / drive

Jack and Kelly are driving (+ complement).

200

Your dog is so cute!

- Luisa

Could you...
Would you...
Tell her (Luisa), her dog is so cute. 

200

Do you want to come with me? 

-Roger

Could you...
Would you...
Ask him (Roger) if he wants to come with me?

200

What is the difference between present continuous and going to when discussing the future?

Present continuous - Near future

Be going to - Plans and predictions. 

300

Lucy and Helen / travel 

Lucy and Helen are going to travel (+ complement).

300

Luis / dance

Luis is dancing (+ complement).

300

Where do you live?

-Aldo

Could you...
Would you...
Ask him (Aldo) where does he live?

300

Don't forget to bring my gift.

-Cristina

Could you...
Would you...

Tell her (Cristina) not to forget to bring my gift. 

300

Past tense of CATCH

CAUGHT

400

They / be 

They are going to be (+ complement).

400

My aunts / visit

My aunts are visiting (+ complement).

400

Your notebook is on the floor. 

-Lalo

Could you...
Would you...
Tell Lalo (him) his notebook is on the floor. 

400

Do you like to watch horror movies?

- Luna and Poncho.

Could you...
Would you...
Ask them (Luna and Poncho) if they like to watch horror movies?

400

What connector do I use when rewriting a yes or no question with ask or tell?

IF

500

We / buy 

We are going to buy (+ complement). 

500

They / work 

They are working (+ complement).

500

Who is your kid?

- Abraham

Could you...
Would you...
Ask him (Aldo) who is his kid?

500

Are you happy today?

- Monica

Could you...
Would you...
Ask her (Monica) if she is happy today. 

500

When do I use ASK?
When do I use TELL?

ASK - with questions.
TELL - with sentences.