🔤 12 Useful Expressions with GO
Learn how to use the verb “go” like a native! Each expression includes definitions, examples, and real-life usage. 🚀
🚶♂️ Go to
To move or travel to a place.
“Did you go to the party last night?”
🦶 Go barefoot
To walk with no shoes or socks.
“It was hot, so we went barefoot.”
❤️ Go out with
To have a romantic relationship with someone.
“How long has she been going out with him?”
👍 Go well / 👎 Go badly
To describe whether something succeeds or fails.
“Did the meeting go well?” — “Yes, very well!”
👔 Go well with
When two clothing items look good together.
“That tie goes really well with your suit.”
🏠 Go home
To return to your house.
“I went home early because I was tired.”
❌ Go away
To leave or tell someone to leave.
“Oh, go away and stop bothering me!”
🚪 Go in / Go out
To enter or leave a room or place.
“He went out of the kitchen and into the garden.”
🎉 Go out
To go to a place to have fun (e.g., a bar or party).
“We went out last night and had a great time!”
⛺ Go + verb-ing
Used with sports and activities: go swimming, go hiking, etc.
“Let’s go hiking this weekend!”
🧊 Go off (food)
When food becomes bad or spoiled.
“The milk went off because it wasn’t refrigerated.”
📈 Go up / 📉 Go down
To increase or decrease (often prices or levels).
“Gas prices have gone up again this week.”
