wearing vs wear

[Polyester]

Which one is a correct sentence? Or both wrong?

1. I'm wearing a new shoes to go to work today.

2. I wear the Nike shoes to go to work.

 

[teechar]

Which one is a correct sentence, or are both wrong?

1. I'm wearing a new shoes to go to work today.

You can't say "a shoes". Instead, say, for example, "a new pair of shoes", "my new shoes", "my new pair of shoes".

2. I wear the Nike shoes to go to work.

That's grammatical and possible, but consider:
I wear my Nike shoes to go to work.
You can even say "my Nikes" instead of "my Nike shoes".

 

[teechar]

Rethink about singular-plural and the use of article.

That's ungrammatical, incorrectly punctuated and vague.
Perhaps you meant "Think about the use of articles with nouns (singular and plural)".

 

[tedmc]

That's ungrammatical, incorrectly punctuated and vague.
Perhaps you meant "Think about the use of articles with nouns (singular and plural)".

What I meant was that there are two separate aspects of grammar that OP needs to look into - "singular-plural" and "articles".

 

[Polyester]

teechar,

What about below?

I'm wearing my new Nike shoes to go to work today.

 

[tedmc]

2. I wear the Nike shoes to go to work.

That's grammatical and possible.

I don't think that works as a standalone sentence.

 

[teechar]

What about the version below?
I'm wearing my new Nike shoes to go to work today.

Yes, that's fine.

 

[teechar]

I don't think that works as a standalone sentence.

Would you care to tell us why you think that?

 

[tedmc]

Would you care to tell us why you think that?

I wear the Nike shoes to go to work.

It begs the question: what Nike shoes? It would have been okay if the shoes had been mentioned before.

 

[teechar]

It would have been okay if the shoes had been mentioned before.

And how do you know they weren't?
The OP just gave us a sentence, not the entire context.