Chinese grammar - The verb of motion 'to go to' - 去 (qù) |
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The Chinese verb 去 (qù) means 'to go to'. It does not require a preposition (like 'to') and takes a direct object (the destination). Likewise, the question 'to where?' does not require a preposition in Chinese - just 哪里 (ná lǐ) ? |
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我去学校。
wǒ qù xuéxiào. I am going to school. |
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他去商店。
tā qù shāngdiàn. He is going to the store. |
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我们不去公园。
wǒmen bú qù gōngyuán. We are not going to the park. |
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你去哪里？
nǐ qù nálǐ? Where are you going? |
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我们去看电影。
wǒmen qù kàn diànyǐng. We are going to watch a movie.
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他去看医生吗？
tā qù kàn yīshēng ma? Is he going to see the doctor? |
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你们去吃饭吗？
nǐ men qù chīfàn ma? Are you (plural) going to eat? |
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你们去旅行吗？
nǐ men qù lǚxíng ma? Are you going on a trip? |
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我要去北京。
wǒ yào qù běijīng. I want to go to Beijing.
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你不可以去那儿。
nǐ bù kéyǐ qù nàr. You are not allowed to go there.
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他不可以去公园玩。
tā bù kéyǐ qù gōngyuán wán. He is not allowed to go play in the park. |
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他的妹妹今天不能去上课。
tā de mèimei jīntiān bù néng qù shàngkè. His sister cannot go to class today.
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他今天不能去公司。
tā jīntiān bù néng qù gōngsī. He cannot go to the office today. |
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我不能去上班。
wǒ bù néng qù shàngbān. I cannot go to work.
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这辆公共汽车去火车站吗？
zhè liàng gōnggòngqìchē qù huǒchēzhàn ma? Does this bus go to the train station?
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你去哪里？
nǐ qù nálǐ? Where are you going? |
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我们去哪里吃饭？
wǒmen qù nálǐ chīfàn? Where are we going to eat? |
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Note the second verb here 
