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[hirashin]

Dear American people,

I have a question about American English.

Which sentences would American people usually use?
(a) I'll go to the movies this weekend.
(b) I'm going to go to the movies this weekend.
(c) I'm going to go see a movie this weekend.
(d) I'm going to the movies this weekend.
(e) I'm seeing a movie this weekend.
(f) I'll go see a movie this weekend.
(g) I'll go and see a movie this weekend.
(h) I'll see a movie this weekend.
(i) I'm going to go see a movie this weekend.
(j) I'm going to go and see a movie this weekend.

Thanks in advance.

Hirashin

 

[nice gaijin]

Given the situation, any of those could be used, as they're all grammatically acceptable. I'm least likely to use "go and see" though, so (g) and (j) aren't likely. If someone asked me "what are you going to do this weekend?" I would most likely respond with "I'm going to see a movie this weekend," and if I wanted to emphasize that I'm going out for the movie, either (c) or (d), or even (i)

 

[hirashin]

Thanks for the help, nice gaijin san. Also, I'm sorry for the delay.