are these correct sentences?
I am going to go sit at the back.
I am going to go buy something to eat or I should use I am going to go buying something to eat
I am going to go and buy something to eat
I am going to go to buy something to eat?
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I am going to GO sit in the back is correct, but it is better to say I am going to sit in the back
I am going to buy something to eat is correct
I am going to go buying something to eat is wrong
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I am going to go buy something to eat. I'm going to get some pizza. Who wants some?
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I am going to go sit at the back. -- This is correct
I am going to go buy something to eat. -- This is correct
I am going to go buying something to eat. -- This is arguably correct, but it's the most controversial of these sentences because it's so inefficiently worded (but not technically incorrect).
I am going to go and buy something to eat. -- This is correct.
I am going to go to buy something to eat? -- This is correct.
Of course some of these sentences are more efficiently worded than others - lots of people here have expressed their preferences. I'm just saying where something is technically incorrect or not.
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I am going to buy something to eat
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