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Penicillin Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

Which one is correct?

Hello

Which of these sentences is correct?

- I am going to go to the cinema.

- I am going to go the cinema.

Or both are correct? and why?

Thanks and Regards
  

Top answer

Hi, Which of these sentences is correct? - I am going to go to the cinema. - I am going to go the cinema.

— Clive

  • Hi, Which of these sentences is correct?
  • - I am going to go to the cinema.
  • - I am going to go the cinema.
  • Or both are correct?
  • and why?
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Hi,

Which of these sentences is correct?

- I am going to go to the cinema.

- I am going to go the cinema.

Or both are correct? and why? #2 is not correct. You 'go to a place', you don't 'go a place
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OK

"I will go to the cinema." is correct?

When can we omit "to" here?
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Hi, and how about "I'm going to the cinema." ?

BTW, I'd take home in "you go home" as an adv.
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Hi,

"I will go to the cinema." is correct? Yes.

When can we omit "to" here? You can't omit 'to' from this sentence.

Best wishes, Clive
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CliveHi,

"I will go to the cinema." is correct? Yes.

When can we omit "to" here? You can't omit 'to' from this sentence.

Best wishes, Clive

OK, why "I'm going to go to the cinema" is wrong?

Thanks
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OK, why "I'm going to go to the cinema" is wrong?

It's not wrong. It's fine. I'm going to the cinema or I'm going to go to the cinema are both correct.

(However, your question has a word-order problem. Why is "I'm going to go to the cinema" wrong?)
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Thanks very much guys
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