Is it 行 or 行く? I am unsure of which one


I have two sentences:

> 時々、うみえ行くをが好きです。

and

> 母はよく週末に祖父と祖母のいえ行、そこでとまリます。

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I want to see if both of them are correctly stated, and I believe that the
second one might not be. In the first sentence, a く follows from 行, but in the
second sentence, it does not. Is there supposed to be a く in the second
sentence, or the first sentence, or both?

I am not sure why the く should be in the second sentence, but that makes me
unsure if there should be a く in the first sentence. Doesn't 行 mean to
go/travel somewhere? What is the dif-ference when we write 行く as opposed to
just 行?

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Thank you in advance.




These two sentences both are unnatural.

verbs can't come before が は を directly. You have to turn them into nouns with
の こと first.

So, you have to speak like this.

> 海へ行く **の** が好きです。
>
> 本を読む **の** が好きです
>
> 先生が話した **こと** を忘れないでください

by the way, if you want speak a man who did two things in **one sentence** ,
you can use te-from to connect them in japanese.

> 母はよく週末に祖父と祖母の家へ行 **って** 、そこ **に** とまります。

Also, you should use に in とまります not で。

> あなたのアパート **に** 泊まります
>
> 私たちはどこ **に** 泊まりますか？

