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Go (Go on, Go out, Go through, Go off, Go into, Go over, Go up, Go with,…
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Go out
move backwards, of a tide (The tide GOES OUT in the evening.)
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stop burning, be extinguished (The candle WENT OUT and left us in darkness.)
Go through
examine, search (I WENT THROUGH my desk looking for the letter.)
do something in a certain way or following certain procedures (You must GO THROUGH the proper channels to get the approval.)
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Go off
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take place, follow a plan or pattern (The party WENT OFF well.)
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stop working (electric/electronic equipment) (The lights GO OFF automatically when the office is empty.)
explode (bomb), start ringing (alarm) (The fire alarm WENT OFF because someone was smoking in the toilets.)
Go into
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enter a profession, hospital, trade, market (She WENT INTO banking after she'd finished university.)
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Go over
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repeat or explain (Could you GO OVER that point again, please?)
visit (I hadn't seen her for a while, so I WENT OVER on Friday night.)
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look at something, revise (We WENT OVER our notes before the exam.0
Go up
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rise or climb (The price of petrol has GONE UP sharply because of the increase in duty in the Government's budget.)
Go with
accept, agree to (We're GOING WITH our original plan in the end.)
date, have a relationship with (She's been GOING WITH him since she was at university.)
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Go round
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be or hve enough of something (There aren't enough jobs to GO ROUND for the numbers of people graduating nowadays.)
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Go it
go or drive very fast (After the traffic jam, he really WENT IT to make up time.)
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Go off with
elope, run away with someone (She WENT OFF WITH her friend's husband.)
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Go without
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cope without having something (They're not coming, so we'll have to GO WITHOUT their help.)