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Balboa1 Posted 8 years ago
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Is this OK: As you know I run an online business, and during my spare time I go see potential investment properties for purchase. I might move overseas to coach sports.
  

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I would put a comma after "know". "go see" is informal AmE. In everyday BrE it would be "go and see".

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  • I would put a comma after "know".
  • "go see" is informal AmE.
  • In everyday BrE it would be "go and see".
  • Most proper is "go to see".
  • If in doubt, I suggest that you use "go to see".
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I would put a comma after "know".

"go see" is informal AmE. In everyday BrE it would be "go and see". Most proper is "go to see". If in doubt, I suggest that you use "go to see".

The transition of ideas from the first to second sentence is just a little abrupt.

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