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The phrase 去...做... (qù... zuò...) indicates going somewhere to do something, emphasizing the action of doing at the destination. In contrast, 到...去... (dào... qù...) focuses on the arrival at a place before proceeding to another action or location. Essentially, 去...做... highlights the activity at the destination, while 到...去... emphasizes the journey to the destination."
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