Noun に 行きます
Noun ni ikimasu
JLPT N5 Neutral
Formation
Noun + に + 行きます
Used to express going to a location.
When to use
行く: move toward somewhere away from where you are now (学校に行く). The に differs in role: Noun + に + 行きます marks the destination (駅に行きます, 'go to the station'), Verb-ますstem + に + 行きます marks the purpose (見に行きます, 'go in order to watch').
Explanation
The Noun に 行きます grammar point is used to express going to a specific location. This structure requires a noun (indicating the destination) followed by に and the verb 行きます, which means 'to go'.
Example sentences
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I will go to school.
Gakkou ni ikimasu.
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I will go to the supermarket tomorrow.
Ashita, suupaa ni ikimasu.
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I will go to the movie theater on the weekend.
Shuumatsu ni eigakan ni ikimasu.
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I will go to the sea during the summer vacation.
Natsu yasumi ni umi ni ikimasu.
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I will go to the park to play.
Kouen ni asobi ni ikimasu.
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I will go to the library to study.
Toshokan ni benkyou shi ni ikimasu.
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I will go to the supermarket to do some shopping.
Suupaa ni kaimono ni ikimasu.
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I will go to the movie theater to watch a movie.
Eigakan ni eiga wo mi ni ikimasu.
Going And Coming (Go / Come / Go Back)
Corpus examples (60)
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My father and I sometimes go fishing.
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My father and I sometimes go fishing together.
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I only go to church out of duty to my mother.
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We're going to the party in eighteenth century costumes.
列車は10時半に出発するから、10時にあなたを誘いに行きます。
The train leaves at half past ten, so I'll call for you at ten.
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She goes to the hospital once a week.
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I go to the library at least once a week.
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On the average, I go to the movies once a week.
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Once a month, I go to the barber.
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I will come to you in an hour.
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I go to the library two or three times a week.
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How many times a week do you go shopping at a supermarket?
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I will go with you as far as Narita Airport.
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We go fishing together once in a while.
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I'm coming with you.
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Would you like to go with me?
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I'll go with you and Tom.
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I will come with you.
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I'm going to Japan by myself next month.
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Supposing it rains tomorrow, will you still go on a picnic?
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Suppose it rains tomorrow, shall we still go on the picnic?
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I will go cycling even if it rains.
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If it rains, we'll go to the cinema.
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My sister and I go to the movies from time to time.
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Does this bus go to the train station?