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Learn 14 GO Expressions in English
How's it going? What's going on? There we go! What do these expressions have in common? They all have the word go in them. These expressions are especially useful for conversation. Sometimes we can use go to indicate changes, like with go grey and go mad. In many other cases we use go in set expressions such as go for it and here we go again!. In this video, you’ll learn the following expressions: How's it going, how you going, what's going on, it's going well, something is going on, go crazy, go bald, there you go, there we go, here you go, here we go again, go for it, way to go, and go out of your way. Who knew there were so many go expressions in English?
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