How many of you say "going to go" when "going" is sufficient?
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The two are NOT the same thing.\n\nIn your example "going to go to the barber" implies an intention to go to the barber at some time in the future whilst "going to the barber" is the present tense and implies that you are already in the process of going.\n\nFor example, if on the way to the barber's someone stopped you and asked you where you were going, the correct response would be "I'm going to the barber".\n\nIf you were sitting at home and someone asked you what you were intending to do tomorrow you might reply "I'm going to go to the barber". Replying that you were "going to the barber" would be a lie because you would in fact be sitting at home at that present time.
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Easy "Would you like to go out for a drink?"\nI find the simplest route the best
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'Go' carries an element of meaning of 'away from the place the speaker is now in'.\n\n'Come' carries an element of meaning of 'towards the place the speaker is now in.'\n\nTherefore 'I'm coming with you' focuses on the togetherness and the presumed simultaneous arrival of the two people at a shared place.\n\n'I'm going with you' focuses on the departure together towards a distant destination.  The difference is quite subtle but could be important.\n\nThere are similar elements of meaning in the verbs 'bring' v. 'take' - though more marked.
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My friend and I are going...\n\nWhen talking about yourself and other people, the title that describes you (i.e. "I" or "me") should always go last.
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I agree with "I'm gonna take and...". My stupid ex-boyfriend would say that all the time, "I'm gonna take and go find parts for my car" or somthing stupid like that. I just wanted to hit him and say why can't you say "I'm going to go find parts for my car". I also hate when people say "wuz up" or "sup" or how ever they say it. It justs makes them sound stupid.
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I'mma is "I'm gonna" or "I'm going to". Trust me, I use it all the time.
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It may go.Or may not go.It depends!
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if u have to go u have to go
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We all gotta go sometime.\n\nI don't see one way as being a whole lot different than any other.\n\nLove and blessings Don
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Depends on the line.  Sometimes I figure.. I dont need whatever it is and I DONT stand in line.. I leave.
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Going IN And OUT Of Consciusness
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called "Go" i tihnk im not sure
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Well then you're not going ALONE; are you?
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You're going to die.\n\n(we all do. No exceptions)
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"Going" is not a noun.\n\nA noun is a word that can be used to refer to a person or place or thing.\n\nGoing is the gerund form of the verb go.  See: http://esl.about.com/od/grammarstructures/a/v_go.htm
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good luck. you are making a good decision. go go go. ;)
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1st is correct.\n\n2nd is, though not incorrect, just plain akward. You are saying "what is the best time" that's like asking if you should leave at 1 pm, 3 pm or 6 pm for Thailand. But then you use the word "travel" and not "leave/drive/fly" - so the whole sentence is akward. Don't use it.