Have a happy weekend, Debby :)

Don't worry. I'm not sad. haha I often lose my voice in a morning. This is a normal thing. :) I get a one question for the correction of grammar. In the sentence "I should go play basketball", isn't it need put a preposition "to" between "go" and "play"? The correction number 5 is the same. Give me a tip for this. :) And have a good weekend. See you~ <Essay> I got a worst experience lately. I set a plan to manage my money during this month. But the calculation didn't match my plan. So I should have to ask money to my mom. How much money did this disappear? This isn't what I thought!

Hi there [이름]^^   I get worried if I sense my student is not okay but thanks for assuring me that you\'re fine. I hope my tips are helpful. Grammar is always a pain in the head and yes it is normal that it is confusing. If I want super powers, I want to perfect Grammar skills but that is impossible.   Review my corrections and feel free to ak some more if you have to. Happy weekend^^   Take care^^   T.Debby^^   Here are my corrections:   Don\'t worry. I\'m not sad. haha >> CORRECT OR> Don\'t be bothered because I\'m not sad. HahaI often lose my voice in a morning. This is a normal thing. :) >> I often lose my voice in the morning. This is a normal thing. :)I get a one question for the correction of grammar. >> I\'ve got a one question for the correction of grammar. In the sentence \"I should go play basketball\", isn\'t it need put a preposition \"to\" between \"go\" and \"play\"? >> In the sentence \"I should go play basketball\", isn\'t it needed put a preposition \"to\" between \"go\" and \"play\"?   teacher\'s answer: \"to\" is a preposition but if paired with \"go\" as a verb, it is normally followed with a place that you go to or a noun. example: I will GO TO [school] Your sentence means what you will do, so \"play basketball\" is a verb phrase and there is no need to put \"to\" in between. The correction number 5 is the same. >> CORRECT OR> I got the same correction for number 5.Give me a tip for this. :) >> CORRECT OR> Provide a tip for this. TIP: Go + to + [noun]         example: I will GO TO class.        Go + [Verb or verb phrase]       example: I will GO swimming. I will GO eat dinner. And have a good weekend. See you~>> CORRECT OR> Have a nice time for the weekend.<Essay>I got a worst experience lately. >> CORRECT OR> I got the worst experience lately.  I set a plan to manage my money during this month. >> CORRECT OR> I had a budget for this month. But the calculation didn\'t match my plan. >> CORRECT OR> It didn\'t match up with my calculations. So I should have to ask money to my mom. >> So I should ask money from my mom. How much money did this disappear? This isn\'t what I thought! >> How much money disappeared? This isn\'t what I thought!