👣 👣 👣 GO - GO - GO 👣 👣 👣
➡ GO AWAY = leave:
◾I made the neighbor kids go away by yelling at them.
➡GO BACK = return:
◾ It started to rain, so we decided to go back home.
➡ GO BACK ON = not keep a promise or ones word:
◾ It's hard doing business with them. They always go back on their promises.
➡ GO UP = to move higher, rise, or increase:
◾ The average cost of a new house has gone up by five percent to £276,500
➡ GO DOWN = decrease or reduce:
◾ The cost of gasoline is going down.
➡ GO DOWN WITH something = to become ill with a particular illness
◾ Three people in my office have gone down with the flu.
➡ GO FOR = 1) to choose something:
◾ What sort of wine are you going to go for?
2) to try to have or achieve something:
◾ She is going for the gold medal at the national championships.
◾ If you want it, go for it (= do what you need to do in order to have or achieve it).
➡ GO OFF = 1) to explode:
◾ The bomb went off at midday.
2) If a gun goes off, it fires:
◾ His gun went off accidentally.
3) (uk) if food or drink goes off, it is no longer fresh:
◾ This bacon smells a bit strange - do you think it's gone off?
4) to start making a noise as a signal or warning, to start ringing.
◾ I was just lying in bed waiting for the alarm to go off.
➡GO OVER = 1) to check something carefully:
◾ Could you go over this report and correct any mistakes?
➡ GO ON = 1) to continue happening or doing something as before:
◾ The meeting went on a lot longer than I expected.
2) to happen:
◾ I wonder what’s going on next door – they’re making a lot of noise.
➡ GO OUT = 1) to leave your house and go somewhere, especially to do something enjoyable:
◾ I wanted the evenings free for going out with friends.
◾ Let’s go out to eat tonight.
2) to have a romantic relationship with someone and spend a lot of time with them:
◾ How long have Rob and Sue been going out?
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