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Go off

Explode (bomb), start ringing (alarm)

“Smoking GOS UP OFF too much money.”

Go off with

Elope, run away with someone

“I suppose we should GO OFF WITH before they notice we're late.”

Go on

To Continue.

“We need to GO ON despite the setbacks.”

Go on about

Talk too much

“He's always GOING ON ABOUT his kids.”

Go on at

Pester, try to make someone do something by repeatedly asking or suggesting

“He's GOING ON AT a promotion again.”

Go on to

Proceed

“We need to GO ON TO despite the setbacks.”

Go on with

Continue doing

“We need to GO ON WITH despite the setbacks.”

Go one

A way of encouraging someone

“We need to GO ONE before someone notices.”

Go out

Stop burning, be extinguished

“We had to GO OUT the meeting.”

Go out for

Become a candidate, apply for something

“I suppose we should GO OUT FOR before they notice we're late.”

Go out to

Feel sympathy with someone

“I suppose we should GO OUT TO before they notice we're late.”

Go out with

Have a relationship with

“He's been GOING OUT WITH his girlfriend for around six months now.”

Go over

Look at something, revise

“I've GOD my mind OVER about the project.”

Go over to

Go on a journey

“I'm GOING OVER TO Hong Kong next month.”

Go past

Pass without stopping

“We had to GO PAST the meeting.”

Go round

Be or have enough of something

“There aren't enough jobs to GO ROUND for the numbers of people graduating nowadays.”

Go through

Experience

“She's GOG THROUGH THROUGH a difficult time.”

Go through with

Do or complete something you've agreed to

“I suppose we should GO THROUGH WITH before they notice we're late.”

Go to

Allocate money

“I suppose we should GO TO before they notice we're late.”

Go together

Harmonize or be compatible

“I suppose we should GO TOGETHER before they notice we're late.”

Go towards

Contibute

“I suppose we should GO TOWARDS before they notice we're late.”

Go under

Go bankrupt

“Many small shops are GOING UNDER because they cannot compete with the supermarkets.”

Go up

Rise or climb

“What time do you GO UP?”

Go up to

Approach

“We need to GO UP TO before someone notices.”