Hello,
Is this sentence grammatical: I'm going to the garden and plant a flower.
Here is my understanding:
1. "be(am) going to" here is present tense of "go", therefor "plant" should be "planting": I'm going to the garden and planting a flower.--"going" and "planting" are the coordinative structure.
2. "be(am) going to" means future tense, similar as "will", therefor the sentence should be"I'm going to go to the garden and plant a flower."--"go" and "plant" are the coordinative structure.
But I really don't know if I'm correct about this at all.
Thanks.
Is this sentence grammatical: I'm going to the garden and plant a flower.
Here is my understanding:
1. "be(am) going to" here is present tense of "go", therefor "plant" should be "planting": I'm going to the garden and planting a flower.--"going" and "planting" are the coordinative structure.
2. "be(am) going to" means future tense, similar as "will", therefor the sentence should be"I'm going to go to the garden and plant a flower."--"go" and "plant" are the coordinative structure.
But I really don't know if I'm correct about this at all.
Thanks.