Which sentence is correct?

The correct answer is '1' i.e. We'll go shopping soon.

Key Points

• The phrase "go shopping" is correct and commonly used in English. The verb "go" is directly followed by the gerund form of the verb "shopping", with no preposition or article required.
• Option 1, "We'll go shopping soon," is grammatically correct and conveys the intended meaning clearly.
• Other options contain grammatical errors:
  • Option 2: "We'll go a shopping soon." – The article "a" is unnecessary and incorrect here.
  • Option 3: "We'll go to shopping soon." – The preposition "to" is incorrect; it is not used before "shopping."
  • Option 4: "We will shopping soon." – The verb "shopping" is a gerund and cannot directly follow "will" without "go."

Correct sentence: We'll go shopping soon.

Additional Information

• Usage of "shopping":
  • "Shopping" is often used as a gerund (verb form ending in -ing) or as a noun to describe the activity of purchasing items.
  • It does not require an article ("a") or a preposition ("to") when used after the verb "go."
• Examples:
  • Correct: "She goes shopping every weekend."
  • Incorrect: "She goes to shopping every weekend."