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Ty123 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Go get

What’s the difference: I’ll be back I have to go get cash.

And

I’ll be back I have to get cash.

  

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ty123 What’s the difference: I’ll be back ; I have to go get cash. And I’ll be back ; I have to get cash. There's no significant difference.

— CalifJim

  • ty123 What’s the difference: I’ll be back ; I have to go get cash.
  • And I’ll be back ; I have to get cash.
  • There's no significant difference.
  • The 'go' in the first one is not really necessary.
  • In fact it makes the sentence a little worse.
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ty123

What’s the difference: I’ll be back; I have to go get cash.

And

I’ll be back; I have to get cash.

There's no significant difference. The 'go' in the first one is not really necessary. In fact it makes the sentence a little worse.

CJ

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