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Fofa Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

When can I use Go + to, Go + for a , Go + ing




Hey people help me please
Is there any rules for the verb Go
Go + to
go to the cinema

Go + far a
go for a walk

Go + ing
go shopping
go swimming
  

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There are no rules. You have to learn and remember how different words are combined with go . Here are some examples for you to learn.

  • There are no rules.
  • You have to learn and remember how different words are combined with go .
  • Here are some examples for you to learn.
  • You go to a place.
  • ] You go for the purpose of enjoying some activity involving relatively aimless motion.
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There are no rules. You have to learn and remember how different words are combined with go. Here are some examples for you to learn.

You go to a place. (goal-directed motion)
to go to [the movies / a concert / the supermarket / the post office / school / a party / a restaurant / ...]

You go for the purpose of enjoying some activity involving relative
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