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No. " U sually, when people make this mistake, they are thinking of the more common "going to" before a verb (or "going" before an infinitive. I'm going to study geometry next year.
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- " U sually, when people make this mistake, they are thinking of the more common "going to" before a verb (or "going" before an infinitive.
- I'm going to study geometry next year.
- In your sentence, "to" is a preposition and "church" is the object of the preposition.
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No. We never write "gonna." We write "going to."
Usually, when people make this mistake, they are thinking of the more common "going to" before a verb (or "going" before an infinitive.
I'm going to study geometry next year. In your sentence, "to" is a preposition and "church" is the object of the preposition.
So, you are confusing the two uses of "to."
Usually, when people make this mistake, they are thinking of the more common "going to" before a verb (or "going" before an infinitive.
I'm going to study geometry next year. In your sentence, "to" is a preposition and "church" is the object of the preposition.
So, you are confusing the two uses of "to."
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