going to vs going

[SiCantikManis]

Hello,

Please take a look at these two sentences.

[Yankee]

Hi Cantik

I would say that the addition of 'to' at the end is completely unnecessary, but is often used in informal English.
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Amy
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ESL teacher, and native speaker of American English

[SiCantikManis]

Thanks for clarifying that point, Amy.
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Thou shalt not use yours to make the whole world jealous.

[Daemon99]

[SiCantikManis]

Is it okay for them to say "Where?" only? That is kind of confusing. (?_?)
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Thou shalt not use yours to make the whole world jealous.

[Alan]

Hi,

Where are you going to? is more specific - in other words 'which place'?

Where are you going? is more general.

A: Where are you going for your holiday?
B: Italy.

A: Where are you going to?
B: A small island in Lago Maggiore.

Alan
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English as a Second Language
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[SiCantikManis]

Hi Alan,

That thought did cross my mind, but I wasn't sure. Thanks.

C
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Thou shalt not use yours to make the whole world jealous.