1051 – Go Get, Go Buy, Go See – English Tips in a Minute

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Today, let’s look at a really natural American English sentence pattern:  go + verb.

In English, we often use go before another verb when we mean go somewhere and do something.
You can say things like, go get lunch,  go buy something, and go see a movie

Let’s go get lunch after the meeting.
I’m gonna go buy a new TV this weekend.
We’re gonna go see a movie tonight.

So feel free to  go ask your teacher or go pick up some coffee or go check it out a new restaurant

Again, just use go followed by a base verb. This pattern is super common and sounds very natural in conversation. Go try using it this week!

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