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Is this grammatically correct? (go get...)?

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I'm just confused and annoyed with today's grammar. As far as I know, it's alright to use "go" if it's preceded by a gerund. For example, "Let's go swimming." or "She wants to go shopping."

But how about with a noun? For example, "Go get one!" or "Go get them now!"

Is this acceptable?

I'm too particular with grammar. But I don't know some new trends about English today... ~~

Thanks for the no-nonsense answer.

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  1. Yeah using it if it's preceded witrh a noun is accpetaple


  2. you might be more comfortable with "go and get x from the store" or  "go and get one"

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