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How do you say? what is it right? -Go to the doctor's? -Go to the doctor?

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Both are correct and they both mean you're going to the doctor's office.
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@chinesespeakerhy's comment above is correct. Both are possible. 'Go to the doctor' refers to the person himself/herself, whereas 'go to the doctor's' refers to the doctor's home, clinic, surgery or consulting rooms (ie the place), but the meaning is the same.
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The second sentence is correct but the first one isn't. The second sentence is not correct, its pronunciation will sound like you meant many doctors but not one.
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Both are grammatically right. With 'Go to the doctor's', you are going to his work place. With 'go to the doctor', you are finding a doctor to diagnose you and treat you.

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