010 Must-Know Phrasal Verbs with ‘Go’ for Everyday English”
Phrasal Verbs with ‘Go’
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Go on – Continue
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“Please, go on with your story.”
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Go out – Leave home / socialize
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“We usually go out on Fridays.”
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Go over – Review / check
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“Let’s go over the report before the meeting.”
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Go off – Explode / alarm rings / food spoils
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“The alarm went off at 6 a.m.”
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“The milk has gone off.”
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Go through – Experience / examine carefully
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“She went through a difficult time last year.”
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“We need to go through the documents.”
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Go up – Increase / rise
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“Prices of vegetables have gone up recently.”
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Go down – Decrease / be remembered / happen
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“The stock market went down today.”
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“That event will go down in history.”
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Go off on – Criticize / attack verbally
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“He went off on his teammates after the match.”
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Go back – Return
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“I need to go back home to get my keys.”
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Go for – Choose / try to achieve / attack
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“She decided to go for the manager’s position.”
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“Go for it! You can do it.”
Spoken English Tip:
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Phrasal verbs with “go” are very versatile; they appear in casual and formal conversations.
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Practice saying them in short sentences to sound natural.
