Let's Go And See The Teacher

Kang	Do you know what is going to be in the exam?
Lee	I have no idea. Let's go and see the teacher.
Kang	Knowing him, he's not likely to give anything away.
Lee	Oh well, we can try.
Kang	You are an optimist. I suppose there is no harm in talking to him though.
Lee	Maybe we should make an appointment. We have to find out when he is free.
Kang	You are more charming than I am. Pretend you have some academic problem and want a discussion.
Lee	Ah, you always trick me into doing the hard jobs.

Koo	Excuse me Mr Mackie. Can I talk to you for a moment?
Mackie	Yes of course. What's the problem ?
Koo	A couple of us are worried about the coursework. Could we make an appointment?
Mackie	Well, I'm free right now. Would you like to come to my office ?
Koo	Um, we have a class now. How about tomorrow afternoon?
Mackie	Yes, that should be alright. I can see you about 3pm.
Koo	That's OK. Thank's for your trouble.
Mackie	By the way, can you give me some clue now? Then I can think about the problem.
Koo	Um, er, well, actually we are really worried about the exams. We don't know what to expect.
Mackie	Oh, is that all. The test will be based on our classwork. I'll give everyone the details next lesson.
Koo	Can, uh, you give us some idea of what will be in the test though?
Mackie	If I told you what was in the test, it wouldn't be a test, would it?
Koo	Thank you Mr Mackie.

* Note : Usually you "go to see" (or "go and see") someone in authority in a formal way, while "go to visit" has a more social sense.
This is not a strict rule, but rather the way things are typically expressed.