Is this correct sentence.
First, to go and ask your friend to see if he is ready to help you or not.I am just asking if this sentence is as such would be it grammatically correct.So will it be also incorrect grammatically "First, to take a coffee to see if your headache goes or not"

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Is this correct sentence.
First, to go and ask your friend to see if he is ready to help you or not.I am just asking if this sentence is as such would be it grammatically correct.So will it be also incorrect grammatically "First, to take a coffee to see if your headache goes or not"

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First, go and ask your friend if he is ready to help you or not.

You don't need "to" before "go" and "ask your friend to see" repeats the purpose.
You could also say:

First, go to your friend and see if he is ready to help you or not.

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It seems right.but 'to go' sounds odd.

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Yes, they are correct. they are not strictly sentences, as they are lacking a main verb. But if you are listing or reporting instructions they are perfectly OK.

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Ask your friend if he is ready to help you now or later on.

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