N5 grammar
〜に行く
Going somewhere to do something
Formationaction noun or verb stem + に + 行く / 来る / 帰る
に行く states the purpose of a trip: going shopping, going to eat. The に here answers what for rather than where to, which is what makes it easy to misread. It works the same way with 来る and 帰る.
Examples
〜に行く is marked in each sentence. Tap any word for its dictionary entry.
私は花見に行ってきました。
I have been to see the cherry blossoms.
私は週の後半に買い物に行きます。
I'll be going shopping in the latter part of the week.
ドライブに行くのはどう。
What do you say to going for a drive?
息子の見舞いに来たのですが。
I'd like to see my son.
私は見物に来ました。
I've come to see the sights.