are you play vs are you gonna play

The correct phrase is "are you gonna play?". The phrase "are you play" is incorrect in English. The correct form uses "gonna" as a colloquial contraction of "going to".

Last updated: April 05, 2024 • 685 views

This phrase is incorrect in English.

"are you play"

The correct form should be "are you gonna play?" where "gonna" is a colloquial contraction of "going to".

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From what I've seen... to get what you want... while telling everyone how clean you are... you play dirty.
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Barbara Sansone: What are the occasions do you play more often?
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This phrase is correct and commonly used in informal English.

"are you gonna play"

This phrase is a colloquial way of asking someone if they are going to play a game or participate in an activity.

Examples:

Are you gonna play basketball with us?
Are you gonna play the piano at the concert?
Are you gonna play video games later?
Are you gonna play in the soccer match?
Are you gonna play hide and seek?

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Are you gonna play somewhere around here?
Are you gonna play something I can sing to, Mr. Jazz Man?
What are you gonna play on now?
Are you gonna play in the Talent Show?
How are you gonna play me like that?
Now, are you gonna play golf or not? No.
Now, where else are you gonna play in front of 12,000 people?
Before we talk to Troyer, are you gonna play the Wesen card?
So, are you gonna play or what?
Yeah. Who are you gonna play in your flex?
How are you gonna play tomorrow, you don't eat?
How are you gonna play by the rules If you don't have the rule boo - oh...!
And he looked up at me and gave me the "Hey, are you gonna play with me or not?"
And how are you gonna play the game when you're not monogamous in the first place?
Are you gonna play professional football?
The only question is: Are you gonna play ball?
Are you gonna play cards, Charlie, or ain't ya?
SO, WHAT KIND OF MUSIC ARE YOU GONNA PLAY TONIGHT?
Are you gonna play this game or what?
How are you gonna play?

Alternatives:

Are you going to play?
Will you play?
Do you plan to play?
Are you intending to play?
Do you want to play?

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