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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Which one is correct?
Let's go to save the cat. OR
Let's go save the cat.
Let's go save the cat.
Top answer
The first sentence.
- The first sentence.
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To show a sense of "following on", we quite often use "and" here. In common speech, I'd say that your second, shortened version, is fine too:
- Let's go and save the cat
- Let's go save the cat
Dave
To show a sense of "following on", we quite often use "and" here. In common speech, I'd say that your second, shortened version, is fine too:
- Let's go and save the cat
- Let's go save the cat
Dave
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dave_anon- Let's go save the catThis is American English.
dave_anon- Let's go and save the catThis is non-American English.
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Hi
I really don't think it's that simple anymore. In South-east London, my usage is influenced by people of dozens of English-speaking cultures; and by US usage on the radio, TV and web
Gonna have to take a rain check on that one
Dave
I really don't think it's that simple anymore. In South-east London, my usage is influenced by people of dozens of English-speaking cultures; and by US usage on the radio, TV and web
Gonna have to take a rain check on that one
Dave
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I'm American and they both sound ok to me. The two verbs require a conjunction ("go and save").
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