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Vushcm Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Go and see
Hello,
When should one use "go see" instead of "go and see?"
I have seen both of these statements on Internet:
"go see a movie" and "go and see your grandpa."
Are they both natural? Fomally, shouldn't we always use the latter?
Thanks,
VUSHCM
When should one use "go see" instead of "go and see?"
I have seen both of these statements on Internet:
"go see a movie" and "go and see your grandpa."
Are they both natural? Fomally, shouldn't we always use the latter?
Thanks,
VUSHCM
Top answer
" Are they both natural? Yes Fomally, shouldn't we always use the latter? Yes, but a lot of our speech is informal.
- " Are they both natural?
- Yes Fomally, shouldn't we always use the latter?
- Yes, but a lot of our speech is informal.
- Clive
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Hi,
When should one use "go see" instead of "go and see?"
I have seen both of these statements on Internet:
"go see a movie" and "go and see your grandpa."
Are they both natural? Yes
Fomally, shouldn't we always use the latter? Yes, but a lot of our speech is informal.
Clive
When should one use "go see" instead of "go and see?"
I have seen both of these statements on Internet:
"go see a movie" and "go and see your grandpa."
Are they both natural? Yes
Fomally, shouldn't we always use the latter? Yes, but a lot of our speech is informal.
Clive
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