The owner of it will not be notified. Only the user who asked this question will see who disagreed with this answer. "I'm going to go shopping" = I will go shopping in the future "I'm going shopping" = I am going to shopping right now

"I'm going to go shopping" = I will go shopping in the future

"I'm going shopping" = I am going to shopping right now

Both are used almost equally with I’m going to go usually meaning in the future but the second would be ‘I’m going shopping’

Both are used almost equally with I’m going to go usually meaning in the future but the second would be ‘I’m going shopping’

I'm going to go shopping is is correct. I am going to shopping actually incorrect grammar.

I'm going to go shopping is is correct. I am going to shopping actually incorrect grammar.

It's just "I'm going shopping" for the first one, you don't need the to there And they essentially mean the same thing "I'm going shopping ... "I'm going to go shopping" means that at some point in the future the person will leave to go shopping. "I'm going shopping" means the perso... "I'm going shopping." usually means I'm going shopping now. "I'm going to go shopping." usually means I will go shopping in the future. Howev... @Flyingfly yes if u want to put “to” in the sentence, the next word after “to” must be a root word . root word for shopping=shop other exa... (At a shopping mall) Would you keep an eye on the children here while I do grocery shopping? （ショ... (At the shopping mall) Do you have anything to shop? （モールにて）何か買い物ある？ 聽起來自然嗎?