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Sundarnaz Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Going to or going to go to

Is it correct to say 'when are you going to London'?

Or should it be 'when are you going to go to London'?

Thanks.

  

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They're both OK. The second one has more words than necessary, so I think most people would say the first one. CJ

— CalifJim

  • They're both OK.
  • The second one has more words than necessary, so I think most people would say the first one.
  • CJ
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They're both OK. The second one has more words than necessary, so I think most people would say the first one.

CJ

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