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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Which one is correct?
1. I'm going to go watch a baseball game tonight.
2. I'm going to go watching a baseball game tonight.
The first sentence has two verb, go and watch, so I think the second is correct even though it is usually not used.
if there is 'and' omitted between go and watch, then it makes sense. Give me an explanation.
2. I'm going to go watching a baseball game tonight.
The first sentence has two verb, go and watch, so I think the second is correct even though it is usually not used.
if there is 'and' omitted between go and watch, then it makes sense. Give me an explanation.
Top answer
Hi, 1. I'm going to go watch a baseball game tonight. 2.
- Hi, 1.
- I'm going to go watch a baseball game tonight.
- 2.
- I'm going to go watching a baseball game tonight.
- The first sentence has two verb, go and watch, so I think the second is correct even though it is usually not used.
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Hi,
1. I'm going to go watch a baseball game tonight.
2. I'm going to go watching a baseball game tonight.
The first sentence has two verb, go and watch, so I think the second is correct even though it is usually not used.
if there is 'and' omitted between go and watch, then it makes sense. Give me an explanation, please.
1. I'm going to go watch a baseball game tonight.
2. I'm going to go watching a baseball game tonight.
The first sentence has two verb, go and watch, so I think the second is correct even though it is usually not used.
if there is 'and' omitted between go and watch, then it makes sense. Give me an explanation, please.
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I'm going to go watching a baseball game tonight.
This one doesn't work.
You go ---ing, where the -ing word represents an activity, usually a pleasant amusement involving light exercise.
to go [shopping / swimming / ( [deer / moose / bear] ) hunting / dancing / fishing / boating / skeet-shooting / jogging / running / walking / caroling / bird-watching / skating / (wat
This one doesn't work.
You go ---ing, where the -ing word represents an activity, usually a pleasant amusement involving light exercise.
to go [shopping / swimming / ( [deer / moose / bear] ) hunting / dancing / fishing / boating / skeet-shooting / jogging / running / walking / caroling / bird-watching / skating / (wat
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