purpose に (verb-stem + に + motion verb)

I don't have anything to wear when I go clothes shopping.

Day after day, the dog went to the station to meet its master.

She came all the way from New York to see me.

She went into the forest to look for the missing child.

She didn't so much come to help us as get in our way.

'I'm going to see your dad today. Career counseling.' 'No thanks, I don't need that kind of thing.'

Look, today we had seafood, so tomorrow let's go forage for mountain stuff, yeah?

Won't you come stay with us for a week next year?

Come hang out next Sunday.

I'll come by to pick it up tomorrow.

My daughter came to visit me now and then.

Want to go see a movie with me?

The girl who went to the movies with me is my friend.

I'll go encourage him.

I still don't know whether going to America to study would be good for me.

She tried to go get her hair cut, but her mother wouldn't let her.

She added, as if it had just occurred to her, that she'd be going out shopping.

She set off cheerfully on a picnic.

I made the kids who forgot their red pencils come back and properly borrow one.

Every so often we go out to eat our favorite ramen, making a little drive out of it at the same time.

Huh? The toner's run out? Well, nothing to be done. Katou-san, I'm sorry, but could you please go to the staff room and fetch some?

If it rains tomorrow, come pick me up.

'The pool opens this week.' 'Oh right. Then I need to go buy a swimsuit.'

I'm going to go buy underwear. You still don't have any on, do you?

I went off to pick up some pretty seashells to give as a present!

Let's pop out for a little walk just around there.

I'm planning to go to Hawaii next week, so I need to go to the bank to exchange some yen for dollars.

Would you like to go dancing?

How about going for a walk after dinner?

Would you like to go out for dinner?