The phrase "go watching" is not correct English.
The appropriate phrase is "go watch." For example: I am going to go watch the fireworks show tonight.
She watches as people come and go, watching her body.
Parks's team let them go, watching them disappear across the tide line.
With two more weeks and the closing ceremonies left to go, watching how the Duchess dresses may turn out to be one of the Games' most heavily spectated sports.
Friends have told me about their daughters playing the soundtrack on a loop, reliving the movie as they go; watching the DVD at least once a day; turning each bedtime into a climb up "the north mountain"; renaming their old toys Anna, Elsa and Olaf; loving it so much that they'll even watch a dodgy download in Cantonese because they know the words anyway.
"We are advocating in this paper that we have to preserve the capacity to respond to changes in a way that keeps the ecosystem healthy, which will likely involve watching species come and go, watching assemblages of species change, and in any given place, what we regard as a normal ecosystem today will not be the same 20 to 30 years down the road," Barnosky said.
This is the Weemote 3 from SmartHome – a special remote designed for little kids so they don't go watching scary flicks like Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
