we determined to go a shop vs we determined to go to a shop

Some examples from the web:

• The prime minister seems determined to go to France with the troops.
• You seemed quite determined to go down the marriage part yesterday.
• But she was determined to go, and stay.
• She seemed very determined to go through with it.
• He is determined to go to England.
• She was the prettiest girl in a shop where I used to go.
• Yes, but don't tell me that's ridiculous to go to a shop.
• -Yes, but don't tell me that's ridiculous to go to a shop.
• I remain determined to go back to the source,
• 'It was only when we were determined to go the whole 'og, 'we were all on a we had an overtime ban and for seven weeks.
• He was determined to go out on his own terms... as a champion.
• All right, if you're determined to go on alone, tell them I'll pay the ransom.
• Michelle is determined to go to community college in outer Mongolia to be with her boyfriend.
• We are determined to go back to the original position and our amendments are designed to do that.
• We know that the road ahead of us will be a difficult one, but we are determined to go down it.
• One time she left home to go to Palermo to be a shop assistant.
• So I had to go a little higher on the rung.
• I would even dare to go a little further perhaps.
• It won't hurt you to go a year late.
• I forgot how to go a normal life.

Some examples from the web:

• The prime minister seems determined to go to France with the troops.
• He is determined to go to England.
• Yes, but don't tell me that's ridiculous to go to a shop.
• -Yes, but don't tell me that's ridiculous to go to a shop.
• Michelle is determined to go to community college in outer Mongolia to be with her boyfriend.
• One time she left home to go to Palermo to be a shop assistant.
• And I was determined to speak English with an American accent. I was planning to go to california.
• It now seems to be an established fact that the Government of the United States is determined to go to war against Iraq, whatever the Security Council decides.
• Or I could go to a shop, like a normal person.
• You seemed quite determined to go down the marriage part yesterday.
• But she was determined to go, and stay.
• She seemed very determined to go through with it.
• She was the prettiest girl in a shop where I used to go.
• I've got to go to soccer practice.
• I meant to go to that.
• I need to go to the haberdasher.
• - I have to go to Australia.
• Angela refused to go to the police.
• Gour still hopes to go to university.
• Legal policy appropriations are also to go to agencies.